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Jurors were more likely to find a hypothetical defendant guilty if they had an “untrustworthy facial appearance.”

New research may help tackle facial biases in the justice system, as well as in other contexts, such as hiring or elections.

<p>A new study shows that people use facial appearance to make sentencing decisions, and finds an intervention to counter the bias.</p>

Researchers at Columbia University are recommending a new form of training to eliminate facial biases that could lead to more severe punishments for defendants with "untrustworthy" features.

UES, West Side Board Game Cafe Workers Win 'Landslide' Union Vote - Upper East Side, NY - Over 70 percent of the Hex & Co staff voted for a union after what some organizers called a "relentless" anti-union effort by its owners.

Staff at a popular chain of board game cafés in Manhattan said they are done playing games with management. After a nine-month organizing campaign, the workers at Hex & Company marched out on …

UES Game Cafe Owners Refuse To Recognize Union, Call For Election - Upper East Side, NY - The Hex & Co. workers pushing for a livable wage and other issues launched a petition on Tuesday as they build support for their union.

The professional DMs, board game experts, and card game tacticians voted to unionize with Workers United, and are asking owners to voluntarily recognize them.

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Wightlink Warriors hope for clear weather on Thursday night, as they host British Upright Championship