Showing posts with label Courts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Courts. Show all posts
August 22, 2024

Webb on The Lost History of Judicial Restraint @CathULaw @YaleLawSch @NotreDameLRev

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Derek Webb, Yale Law School, is publishing The Lost History of Judicial Restraint in volume 100 of the Notre Dame Law Review. Here is the a...
June 13, 2016

Davis on Recent Judicial Criticism Cases

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Kirsten K. Davis, Stetson University College of Law, is publishing Recent Judicial Criticism Cases: Audience, Style and Tone Matter in the...
April 15, 2016

Frishman on Court-Audience Relationships in the Twenty-First Century

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Olga Frishman, University of Haifa Faculty of Law, and Tel-Aviv University, Buchmann Faculty Faculty of Law, is publishing Court-Audience R...
March 3, 2016

Cohen on the Influence of the Choice of Official and Working Languages on the Workings of Courts

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Mathilde Cohen, University of Connecticut School of Law, is publishing On the Linguistic Design of Multinational Courts — The French Captur...
February 25, 2016

Provost on Centaur Jurisprudence: Cultural Sensitivity of Courts and Other Legal Institutions

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René Provost, McGill University Faculty of Law, is publishing Centaur Jurisprudence: Culture Before the Law in Culture in the Domains of L...
February 10, 2016

Christie on Courts and the Search for Ultimate Moral and Political Truth

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George C. Christie, Duke University School of Law, has published Some Reasons Courts Have Become Active Participants in the Search for Ulti...
March 29, 2012

The Court of Chancery, Inheritance, and Policy in the Eighteenth Century

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Adam S. Hofri-Winogradow, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Law, has published Parents, Children and Property in the Late Eighteent...
April 12, 2011

The Dutch Court Bailiff

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Cornelis Hendrik Van Rhee, Maastricht University School of Law, has published The History of the 'Huissier De Justice' in the Low Co...