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with deference

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Motivationally, each judge may be biased or prejudiced in some sense, yet assuming some diversity of preferences the biases will be washed out at the aggregate level, with deference enforced by the voting rule.
Some might call that oldfashioned, but I like to think it was all to do with deference and respect for their age and experience - deference and respect for age and experience which are so lacking in society today.
 
 
 
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