**The Instant NEW YORK TIMES Bestseller** New York Times bestselling author Joseph Finder returns with an explosive new thriller about a female judge and the one personal misstep that could lead to her—and her family's—downfall.

... judgement that you are justified in believing that Tyson will win the match. This is a normative or evaluative judgement about you, not your belief. I intend 'epistemic judgement' to cover this class of judgement too. There is no deep ...

... judgements with truth - values would make scepticism unintelligible even for the sceptic . This does not imply that the sceptic is committed to assuming that he will come to the point of being certain about the truth of a particular ...

... judgement does not extend to the Object. Hence the aesthetical universality which is ascribed to a judgement must be of a particular kind, because it does not unite the predicate of beauty with the concept of the Object, considered in ...

... judgements require use of large numbers of cues , when the relationship between cues and judgements is nonlinear , and when the judge is learning to cope with a new or novel judgement problem or learning a new way to make judgements ...

... judgement is the source of any judgements we might make , be they cognitive , moral or aesthetic , yet it is only in the last of these cases that judgement is exercised without the dir- ection of understanding or reason . The ...

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... judgement gain legitimacy . There was a strong perception that the Shah Bano decision , rather than being a simple maintenance award , was unduly critical of Muslim law and Islamic practices . 26 The court's contemptuous tone and ...