Abstract
The Value of Accuracy in Adjudication: An Economic Analysis
Highlights
C_ONCERNfSor the accuracy of adjudication permeate analyses of procedural rules and aspects of substantive law
This article presents an economic analysis of the value of accuracy in adjudication
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Summary
C_ONCERNfSor the accuracy of adjudication permeate analyses of procedural rules and aspects of substantive law. This article presents an economic analysis of the value of accuracy in adjudication It focuses primarily on three considerations: the effect of inaccuracy on implementation of substantive legal norms (individuals' incentives to comply with the law and proper assignment of future rights and obligations), the administrative costs of inaccuracy and attempts to reduce it, and costs arising from the imposition of sanctions. Mation concerning damages in adjudication are socially excessive or inadeianqcetPusdaaictrseat.uoIInsIienagidndhwraehrsimsceh-srteahfceecrrureermdacayytiobneadesertrtehorerms:"inigniundigilvtlyiid"aubaiflolistryw.choTnohveterncuoileynntcceoexm3t-mmexiataytmedmistakenly be exonerated (false negatives), and not commit tioned (false harmful acts-the positives) Such "innocent"-may errors reduce the those who did mistakenly be sanclaw's deterrent effect. The discussion in this part is incomplete, in part by design, as the focus of this article is on economic effects, and in part by necessity, as frequently invoked concerns about fairness are rarely sufficiently specified to allow them to be applied and assessed
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