There are multiple reasons why the collegial process is important when it comes to judicial decision$-$making. Which of the following is NOT one of these reasons?

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The collegial process gives judges a great deal of flexibility to decide against the law.

The collegial process makes a judge accountable to both their colleagues and the public.

The collegial process works to ensure that judges engage with any opposing views from their colleagues when they debate the case and as they prepare their reasons for judgment.

The collegial process ensures that the personal extraneous views of the judge are diluted during the deliberation process.