As a perennial favorite in the A+ sedan market, the new FAW-Volkswagen Sagitar L accurately responds to the increasingly ...

In a forthcoming article, “Katz Has Only One Step: The Irrelevance of Subjective Expectations,” I argue that the subjective prong of Katz v. United States, used to identify a Fourth Amendment “search, ...

In my first post on my new draft article about the subjective expectations test in Fourth Amendment law, I explained that the subjective expectations test appears to never be outcome determinative.

Owners of incentive options invariably hold undiversified portfolios. This paper derives a model for the subjective and objective values of such options. The subjective value—the value to the ...

I spend a lot of time assessing video quality, sometimes to compare different codecs, but more frequently to identify the optimal encoding techniques. For example, does an I-frame interval of 3 ...

When I read Dick Startz’s Feb. 19 column, “WASL alternative mustn’t be a weakened substitute” and he kept using the word “objective” to describe the WASL, I knew immediately that he has probably never ...

A new study has found that subjective evaluations are comparable with and complementary to objective measures of teacher effectiveness taken from a teacher's first year in the classroom. A study ...

A subjective performance evaluation typically relates to intangible employee qualities and is based on subjective feedback from the manager as opposed to objective, measurable feedback. Use of ...

I would like to address the parents who think the Washington Assessment of Student Learning is just a test and that by being supportive of it they are promoting better education. The WASL is a very ...