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The Role of Judges in a Representative Democracy

2. As judges, we react intuitively to cases, though Daniel Kahnemann’s book Thinking fast and slow warns us of the dangers of over-reliance on intuition. We also spend much time deliberating slowly about lawyers’ submissions and past caselaw. But, consciously or unconsciously, we all have some form of judicial philosophy, some way in which we approach our role as judges in a representative democracy.