Edith Beerdsen
@edithbeerdsen
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Ass't Prof @TempleLaw. Evidence, Civ Pro, litigation culture, law & science. "It is in our power to have no opinion about a thing." (M. Aur. Med. 6) She/zij/היא
Philadelphia
Joined June 2008
RT @GilatJuli: New paper: excited to share my latest, now out with @MinnesotaLawRev, w immense gratitude to the fantastic editors & anyone….
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Not sure if this is targeted or what, but (genuine question) how would this even work? How would any noncitizen end up able to vote?
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Looking forward to this symposium!.
Excited to comment on @edwardkcheng's work @ColumbiaLaw symposium next Fri., Nov. 8!. Speakers incl. @edithbeerdsen, @jurygirltweet (V. Hans), M. Grossman, D. Faigman, S. Diamond . Comments by me, J. Rakoff, A. Sood, D. Richman, R. Wexler, D. Madigan. Register w/ QR code below!
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RT @hdamonfeng: Thanks to @CassSunstein and the @DukeLawJournal for spotlighting the puzzling but important issue of administrative relianc….
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RT @MND_Law: Check out my new research/life journal/blog up here: Proof that I did complete at least one Summer pr….
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I teach a class on scientific legal evidence. What peer review is does come as a shock to many students. I don’t think they come in believing that it is a replication attempt, but they do tend to think that it’s some kind of in-depth audit.
How old were you when you learned “peer review” isn’t “we followed your procedure and replicated the results of your experiment” and is instead “ya I read it; looks like it could be legit” ?.
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A second paper will focus on how courts shape the space that litigants have for strategic behavior.
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This is the first paper, which focuses on the role of strategy in civil litigation. I argue that strategy functions as a de facto procedural value, sometimes trumping more commonly recognized values such as accuracy, efficiency, and fairness.
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I am grateful to many of you who have provided comments on earlier versions of this paper. If you did, you may notice that this is quite a different paper. I realized that this was the proverbial paper that is two papers, and decided to spend some time separating them.
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Finally up on SSRN - Strategy for Strategy's Sake. (I do not mean to induce stress in August-cycle submitters. This paper was accepted in the February cycle.) #newlawrevarticles
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A bit outside of my usual lane: a short reaction piece for @Meta_Psy on @peder_isager-@annaveer-@lakens's proposal re: deciding what studies to prioritize for replication. I focus on the potential legal impact of soc. sci. research results and how it might be taken into account.
Commentary on our @Meta_Psy RVcn paper, discussing how legal impact is relevant for replication value. Wow, this was a thrill to read. I learned so much. Thanks for writing it @edithbeerdsen!.
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Thank you to @socpsychupdate for leading the charge on this project - apparently the first transparency & openness guidelines for research and reporting by any book publisher!.
The law editorial board at the @ANU_Press is pleased to announce our transparency guidelines for books based on quantitative empirical data. Thanks to the @OSFramework for the helpful guidance.
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RT @zhuhwang: Call-for-Speakers! 2025 Girona Evidence Week Workshop “Evidence & Proof: empirical and theoretical perspectives on the curren….
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Good thread.
These have undoubtedly been the wildest 72 hours in French politics in my lifetime. Pretty incredible stuff. A 🧵.
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RT @TempleUniv: Temple Owls are thriving! Temple University’s Beasley School of Law’s Class of 2023 achieved a record-high job placement ra….
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Temple University’s Beasley School of Law has a rich history of preparing its students for careers as lawyers, clerks and advocates. This continues to be true today, as the most recent graduate data
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