<p>The articles in this issue tackle the conceptual issues associated with defining good judging and the purposes of evaluating judges, and ask such questions as: What values are central to the judicial role? What knowledge, skills, abilities, and other qualities are important to judicial performance? What does scholarship tell us about judging and judicial performance? What are the challenges in measuring judicial performance, the extent to which existing evaluation programs can capture what it means to be a judge, and the potential for developing multi-method evaluation programs? An underlying theme is the nature and desirability of linking evaluations of individual judges with evaluations of the court system and the ways in which results...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...
<p>At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are ...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...
<p>While the performance evaluation of judges has become a ubiquitous aspect of modern judicial admi...
<p>Studies of the courts, conducted primarily in the United States, suggest that the way legal profe...
<p>Studies of the courts, conducted primarily in the United States, suggest that the way legal profe...
Inspired by the burgeoning empirical literature on the judiciary, the editors of the Florida State U...
<p>This commentary examines the contribution in this edition by Roach Anleu & Mack, based on arg...
The quality of our judicial system, like other institutions, is a function of the work performed by ...
article published in law reviewInspired by the burgeoning empirical literature on the judiciary, the...
This Article presents an empirical performance ranking of 383 federal appellate judges who served on...
The question of how to optimally design judicial institutions is one of central importance to the sc...
This Article discusses judicial performance evaluations as a check on judicial independence. It cove...
The evaluation of judges, especially circuit court judges, has commanded increased attention, with t...
<p>Judicial performance evaluations are a relatively new tool for assessing judges and providing inf...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...
<p>At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are ...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...
<p>While the performance evaluation of judges has become a ubiquitous aspect of modern judicial admi...
<p>Studies of the courts, conducted primarily in the United States, suggest that the way legal profe...
<p>Studies of the courts, conducted primarily in the United States, suggest that the way legal profe...
Inspired by the burgeoning empirical literature on the judiciary, the editors of the Florida State U...
<p>This commentary examines the contribution in this edition by Roach Anleu & Mack, based on arg...
The quality of our judicial system, like other institutions, is a function of the work performed by ...
article published in law reviewInspired by the burgeoning empirical literature on the judiciary, the...
This Article presents an empirical performance ranking of 383 federal appellate judges who served on...
The question of how to optimally design judicial institutions is one of central importance to the sc...
This Article discusses judicial performance evaluations as a check on judicial independence. It cove...
The evaluation of judges, especially circuit court judges, has commanded increased attention, with t...
<p>Judicial performance evaluations are a relatively new tool for assessing judges and providing inf...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...
<p>At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are ...
Diverse measures are used as proxies for judicial ability, ranging from the college and law school a...