(left to right, from top) Elizabeth Lee, Superior Court Judge, San Mateo County, California, Mark Bennett, Director of the Institute for Justice Reform & Innovation at Drake University Law School, and retired District Judge of the Northern District of Iowa, professor Justin Levinson, of the University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law, and judge Bernice Donald, of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, during a virtual panel discussion titled “Judging Implicit Bias: The Role of Implicit Bias in Judicial Decision-Making,” held on Tuesday, June 15, 2021. Image via Zoom Video
“Bias is easy to attribute to others and difficult to discern in oneself.”
That quote from Justice Anthony Kennedy came up early during a panel discussion I sat in on Tuesday evening about dealing with implicit bias within the court system.
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