According to Hoekstra and Segal, if a person is aware of a Supreme Court decision and has not thought too much about the issue dealt with in the opinion then they will:

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Hoekstra and Segal's research suggests that individuals who are aware of a Supreme Court decision but have not deeply considered the issue are more open to being persuaded. This is because their opinions are not yet firmly established, making them more receptive to new information or arguments.

According to Hoekstra and Segal, If a Person Is Aware