The Attitudinal Model of Judicial Decision Making Argues That

The attitudinal model of judicial decision making argues that

A) justices vote strategically in order to advance their preferred goals.
B) judicial decisions can been understood only in the larger political context.
C) judges look to their own values to make decisions.
D) case precedent and theories of interpretation provide the basis for understanding judicial decisions.
E) judicial decisions are often irrational and political.