Lidén et al. (2019) demonstrated that judges' detention of suspects triggers a confirmation bias that influences their assessment of guilt, specifically causing judges to perceive detained defendants' statements as less trustworthy and increasing the likelihood of conviction when the judge personally decided on the detention compared to when a colleague did.

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  The Impact of Cognitive Biases on Professionals' Decision-Making

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• confirmation bias concept