ERC Starting Grant · 2024
Sentencing architecture: Building a decision-making matrix
The act of sentencing represents a critical juncture at which the power of the state to punish intersects with the personal freedoms of the individual. It is governed by an intricate set of decision-making dynamics, for which we lack a cohesive understanding. This ground-breaking project seeks to fill this gap by introducing a fresh perspective rooted in choice architecture, aiming to devise a comprehensive theoretical matrix that systematically captures the multi-dimensional nature of sentencing decisions. Employing the notion of the decision-making environment, the project seeks to map out the "sentencing environment" – a concept that includes both well-researched elements like judicial…
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