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Amanda Driscoll

Courtesy Professor of Law

Florida State University

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College of Law

College of Social Sciences and Public Policy

Political Science

Amanda Driscoll is currently serving as a College Of Law Courtesy Professor of Law at Florida State University.

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Florida State University

Courtesy Professor of Law

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political science law social sciences jurisprudence public policy public law comparative politics electoral connection strategic discrimination politics case law public administration latin american politics elections democratization criminal justice legal process civil litigation united states court curbing experimental evidence feminist theory political behavior social science research accountability public governance judicial elections court packing executive branch agencies adjudicatory oversight world development democracy competition law public integrity decision science scientific data political theory gender theory rational choice cost issue biopolitics human development political transformation political development comparative public law economic influences household labor real world data politicized environments rational choice theory strategic use legislative voting procedures judicial selection judicial decision making child labor comparative law governance constitutional law democratic theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Covid-19 and the Rule of Law in Germany Panel Survey. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Amanda DriscollJay KrehbielMichael Nelson

covid-19public policyjurisprudencelawsocial sciences

On Motives and Means: How Approach and Justification for Court-Curbing Impact Public Trust. Democratization (2024)

Aylin Aydin-CakirAmanda Driscoll

democratizationpolitical sciencepublic policytrustlawpublic governancepublic law

Public (in)Tolerance of Government Non‐Compliance With High Court Decisions. Comparative Politics (2024)

Amanda DriscollAylin Aydin-CakirSusanne Schorpp

law and economicshigh court decisionseconomicspolitical sciencegovernment non-compliancejurisprudencelawcomparative public lawcomparative politicspublic law

The Consistency Principle: Crisis Perceptions, Partisanship and Public Support for Democratic Norms in Comparative Perspective. European Journal of Political Research (2024)

AMANDA DRISCOLLJAY KREHBIELMICHAEL J. NELSONSANGYEON KIM

public policypolitical sciencepublic supportconsistency principlesocial sciencescomparative perspectivepolitical psychologypolitical behaviorcomparative politicsdemocratic normscrisis perceptions

Understanding the Us Supreme Court’s Legitimacy. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2024)

Michael J. NelsonTaran SamarthAmanda Driscoll

political sciencecase lawjurisprudencelawsupreme courtgovernanceconstitutional lawpublic law

Accountability for Court Packing. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Michael J. NelsonAmanda Driscoll

case lawjurisprudencelegal processlawcivil litigationcourt packingaccountability

Are Courts “Different?” Experimental Evidence on the Unique Costs of Attacking Courts. Research & Politics (2023)

Amanda DriscollMichael J Nelson

political sciencecase lawexperimental evidencejurisprudencelawlegal processcivil litigationpublic lawbiopolitics

Evaluating Excuses: How the Public Judges Noncompliance. Journal of Behavioral Public Administration (2023)

Amanda DriscollJay KrehbielMichael NelsonTaran Samarth

public policybehavioral sciencespublic governancepublic administrationpublic judges noncompliance

Replication Data for: Are Courts Different?: Experimental Evidence on the Unique Costs of Attacking Courts. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael NelsonAmanda Driscoll

law and economicscompetition lawcase lawexperimental evidencejurisprudencelawcivil litigationreplication datapublic lawcriminal justicereplication

Replication Data for: Evaluating Excuses: How the Public Judges Noncompliance. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael NelsonAmanda DriscollJay KrehbielTaran Samarth

evaluating excuseslaw and economicspublic integritypublic policyjurisprudencelawreplication datadecision sciencesocial sciencespublic lawreplicationpublic judges noncompliance

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Amanda Driscoll

Courtesy Professor of Law

Florida State University

Affiliations

College of Law

College of Social Sciences and Public Policy

Political Science

Amanda Driscoll is currently serving as a College Of Law Courtesy Professor of Law at Florida State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amanda Driscoll

Florida State University

Courtesy Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Covid-19 and the Rule of Law in Germany Panel Survey. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Amanda DriscollJay KrehbielMichael Nelson

covid-19public policyjurisprudencelawsocial sciences

On Motives and Means: How Approach and Justification for Court-Curbing Impact Public Trust. Democratization (2024)

Aylin Aydin-CakirAmanda Driscoll

democratizationpolitical sciencepublic policytrustlawpublic governancepublic law

Public (in)Tolerance of Government Non‐Compliance With High Court Decisions. Comparative Politics (2024)

Amanda DriscollAylin Aydin-CakirSusanne Schorpp

law and economicshigh court decisionseconomicspolitical sciencegovernment non-compliancejurisprudencelawcomparative public lawcomparative politicspublic law

The Consistency Principle: Crisis Perceptions, Partisanship and Public Support for Democratic Norms in Comparative Perspective. European Journal of Political Research (2024)

AMANDA DRISCOLLJAY KREHBIELMICHAEL J. NELSONSANGYEON KIM

public policypolitical sciencepublic supportconsistency principlesocial sciencescomparative perspectivepolitical psychologypolitical behaviorcomparative politicsdemocratic normscrisis perceptions

Understanding the Us Supreme Court’s Legitimacy. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2024)

Michael J. NelsonTaran SamarthAmanda Driscoll

political sciencecase lawjurisprudencelawsupreme courtgovernanceconstitutional lawpublic law

Accountability for Court Packing. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Michael J. NelsonAmanda Driscoll

case lawjurisprudencelegal processlawcivil litigationcourt packingaccountability

Are Courts “Different?” Experimental Evidence on the Unique Costs of Attacking Courts. Research & Politics (2023)

Amanda DriscollMichael J Nelson

political sciencecase lawexperimental evidencejurisprudencelawlegal processcivil litigationpublic lawbiopolitics

Evaluating Excuses: How the Public Judges Noncompliance. Journal of Behavioral Public Administration (2023)

Amanda DriscollJay KrehbielMichael NelsonTaran Samarth

public policybehavioral sciencespublic governancepublic administrationpublic judges noncompliance

Replication Data for: Are Courts Different?: Experimental Evidence on the Unique Costs of Attacking Courts. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael NelsonAmanda Driscoll

law and economicscompetition lawcase lawexperimental evidencejurisprudencelawcivil litigationreplication datapublic lawcriminal justicereplication

Replication Data for: Evaluating Excuses: How the Public Judges Noncompliance. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael NelsonAmanda DriscollJay KrehbielTaran Samarth

evaluating excuseslaw and economicspublic integritypublic policyjurisprudencelawreplication datadecision sciencesocial sciencespublic lawreplicationpublic judges noncompliance

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