trust and empirical evidence in law making and legal process

jointly hosted by the University of Oxford and Notre Dame Law School

St Catherine’s College (Arumugam top floor) Oxford 19-20, June 2015

FRIDAY 19 JUNE 2015 (afternoon)

Lunch 12.30 – 1.30 pm

SESSION 1: TRUST IN INSTITUTIONS (LAW) 1.30 -3.30 pm

Chair & discussant: Andreas Glöckner (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)

Are algorithms trustworthy law enforcers? Lessons from Algorithmic Copyright Enforcement (Niva Elkin-Koren & Maayan Perel) Haifa Center for Law & Technology

Inducing trust in the legal system by simplifying procedural rules (Inbar Levy) Hebrew University of Jerusalem

A courtroom experiment on the role of perceived procedural fairness and trust in judges (Liesbeth Hulst, Kees van den Bos, Arno Akkermans, E. Allan Lind) VU University Amsterdam; Utrecht & Duke

In Science We Trust: Wrong Idea in the Wrong Place (Vesco Paskalev) Hull

Coffee break 3.30 pm- 4.00 pm

SESSION 2: TRUST IN MARKETS (ACTORS) 4.00 – 6.00 pm

Chair & discussant: Avishalom Tor (Notre Dame Law School)

The market as negotiation (Rebecca Hollander - Blumhoff and Matthew Bodie) Washington & Saint Louis

Trust and Distrust in Experts: A regulatory trilemma (Oren Perez) Bar-IlanUniversityFacultyofLaw

Trust Me, I Have a Conflict of Interest! Financial advisor and disclosures (Genevieve Helleringer) Essec Paris, Oxford

Payday Lending: Locating the Sources of Trust in an Untrustworthy Industry (Jodi Gardner, Professor Karen Rowlingson and Dr Lindsey Appleyard) Oxford & Birmingham

Pre-diner Keynote: Mike Hough (Birkbeck University of London)

SATURDAY 20 JUNE 2015 St Catherine’s College

SESSION 3: TRUST IN METHODS 9.30 am – 11.45 am

Chair & discussant: Anne-Lise Sibony (Liege university)

The Role of Empirical Evidence in Building Trust in Legal Institutions (Alysia Blackham) Cambridge

A Comprehensive Design for Legal Research: Methods, Perspectives, and Progression (Genevieve Helleringer & Ronen Perry) Essec Paris, Oxford & Haifa

Break

Measuring trust in the informal justice system (Naomi Creutzfeldt & Ben Bradford) Oxford

Using transnational legal Indicators for socio-legal comparisons: A Pragmatic Approach (David Restrepo - Amariles) HEC Paris

Concluding remarks: Avishalom Tor

12.15 pm Lunch at the Ashmolean museum for all speakers