Which of the following best describes the incentive of a judge with respect to the time allocated to a trial? Because judges are perfectly impartial about everything, including how they spend their time, they are not incentivized one way or another with respect to the amount of time spent at trial. Because judges are on a fixed salary, they want to get through cases quickly. Because judges are paid by the hour, they prefer long cases. Because judges are on a fixed salary there is some economic incentive to encourage quick trials, but this focus on purely economic incentives overlooks other incentives a judge may face like the desire for justice