 Independence: The collective judgment on each proposition depends only on the individual judgments on that proposition, and not on other (considered to be independent) propositions in the agenda. (This condition reformulates in the judgment aggregation framework the independence of the irrelevant alternatives condition in Arrow’s theorem for preference aggregation.) Proposition-wise majority rule (as in the court example in  Table 1)  satisfies the independence condition because the group acceptance/rejection of each agenda’s item depends on whether a majority of the individuals accepted/rejected that proposition.