Episode

Replace Comfortable Consensus With Structured Dissent

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Science of Justice
Published
Jan 15, 2026
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Summary

Send us Fan Mail We challenge the myth that verdicts are decided by chaos in the courtroom and show how internal biases quietly compress case value. We lay out a practical framework—psychological safety, structured dissent, red teaming, pre‑mortems, and external testing—to turn doubt into leverage. • redefining success as process rigor, not just verdict size • overconfidence and optimism bias inflating forecasts and shrinking settlements • confirmation bias creating echo chambers that ignore...