*They also have control over when they set their breaks* So... maybe they routin...

		sliverstorm on April 14, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How food-breaks sway the decisions of judges They also have control over when they set their breaks So... maybe they routinely take a break after a particularly emotionally trying or complicated case? Then we only need demonstrate the messy cases are more likely to produce an unfavorable decision.