A new, comprehensive measure of U.S. federal judicial ideology: crowd-sourced from 10,000+ judicial experts, quantified with generative AI, validated on case outcomes.
What JuDJIS measures, how the data behave, and why the expert-sourced approach overcomes long-standing measurement problems.
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Published and working papers that cite or apply the JuDJIS scores across judicial politics and empirical legal studies.
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The papers developing JuDJIS's theory, its text-analytic method, and the validation evidence behind the scores.
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Interactive dashboards and downloadable data from the Circuit: Ideology release.
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Press coverage and commentary on the JuDJIS project, including coverage in the National Law Journal and UVA Law.
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