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California Drug Courts: A Methodology for Determining Costs and Avoided Costs

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 2004
A significant body of outcome evaluation research on drug courts exists; however, few studies have investigated the cost implications of these collaborative justice models. This study focuses on creating a sound research design that can be utilized for a statewide and national cost-assessment of drug courts by conducting an in-depth case study of three
Francine, Byrne   +4 more
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The Courts’ Powers Regarding Costs

2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on the courts’ powers regarding costs. All judges stand in the place of the Crown and conduct proceedings in its name. While their powers ultimately derive from that same source, not all judges have the same range of functions and powers.
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Costs Against the Courts Service

2023
Abstract This chapter discusses the power to make payments and the exercise of discretion, including quantum and procedure. It mentions Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), which is able to make ex gratia compensation payments for costs thrown away by its error.
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Arbitrator Immunity and Liability for Court Costs

Arbitration: The International Journal of Arbitration, Mediation and Dispute Management, 2022
This article argues that, contrary to a trio of cases, arbitrator immunity should extend to the costs of court applications for an arbitrator’s removal.
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Injustice and Inconsistency in Court Costs

Probation Journal, 1985
Practice regarding costs varies considerably between magistrates courts, apparently arbitrarily and unfairly, despite clear guidance from the Magistrates Association. The advent of the Independent Prosecutor provides the chance to achieve consistent standards.
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Busy Bankruptcy Courts and the Cost of Credit

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
Abstract This paper estimates the effect of bankruptcy court caseload on access to credit by exploiting firms’ plausibly exogenous exposure to the largest recorded drop in court backlog in the United States following the 2005 consumer bankruptcy reform.
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Security for costs of the Court

2018
Except where deposits are rendered pursuant to Rule 180.2, the Court may order that either or both parties provide adequate security (either by deposit or bank guarantee) to cover costs incurred and/or to be incurred in the proceedings by the Court, pending a cost decision pursuant to Rule 150.1. Rule 158.2 and .3 shall apply.
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