2018
DOI: 10.4467/20843887pi.18.009.10868
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The Aristotelian Theory of Adjudication from the Perspective of Dual Process Theory

Abstract: In his theory of adjudication, Aristotle observes that the judicial process should be based on rational and impartial evaluation of the merits of given case and on the application of law. This paper focuses on the bipolar character of the theory of adjudication analyzed from the perspective of the modern dual process theory. It seems that the bounded rationality of judges may create a potential threat to the impartiality and rationality of judgments in complex cases. In this context the hybrid model of categor… Show more

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