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Enforcement of Court Decisions as a Social Guarantee of Protection of Citizens Rights and Freedoms
PRAWO i WIĘŹ, 2022The relevance of research is due to transformational changes in the enforcement of court decisions, the need to build fast and efficient enforcement processes, and simplification of access to the profession of public and private executors, which ...
N. Lytvyn +4 more
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Decisions of the Turkish Constitutional Court
Social science computer review, 2021This article draws on an artificial intelligence (AI) technique to predict whether an individual application regarding the Turkish Constitutional Court's public morality and freedom of expression cases leding to a “violation” or a “nonviolation” decision.
M. Sert +2 more
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, 2020
Research on the media coverage of decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court has revealed that the newsworthiness of a court decision – as determined by specific case characteristics – influences the likelihood that the decision will be covered by the media ...
Philip N. Meyer
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Research on the media coverage of decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court has revealed that the newsworthiness of a court decision – as determined by specific case characteristics – influences the likelihood that the decision will be covered by the media ...
Philip N. Meyer
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Mass Digitization of Chinese Court Decisions
Journal of Law and Courts, 2017Since 2014, Chinese courts have placed tens of millions of court judgments online. We analyze the promise and pitfalls of using this new data source, highlighting takeaways for readers facing similar issues using other collections of legal texts. Drawing
B. Liebman +3 more
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Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2018
For the past decades, Philippine courts have been experiencing severe court congestion and case backlog problems. This study aims to provide a solution to alleviate these problems by predicting the outcome of court cases.
Michael Benedict L. Virtucio +9 more
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For the past decades, Philippine courts have been experiencing severe court congestion and case backlog problems. This study aims to provide a solution to alleviate these problems by predicting the outcome of court cases.
Michael Benedict L. Virtucio +9 more
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Reassessing the Supreme Court: How Decisions and Negativity Bias Affect Legitimacy
Political research quarterly, 2018While the Supreme Court’s legitimacy is generally considered essential to its influence, scholars continue to debate whether the Court’s decisions affect individuals’ assessments of it.
Dino P. Christenson, D. Glick
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Two-layered fuzzy logic-based model for predicting court decisions in construction contract disputes
Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2021Navid Bagherian-Marandi +2 more
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Risk Management and Insurance Review, 2002
UNDER FEDERAL EMPLOYEES INSURANCE PROGRAM, CHANGE OF BENEFICIARY FORM INEFFECTIVE ABSENT SIGNATURE OF INSURED; WITNESS AFFIDAVITS INMATERIAL Hightower v. Kirksey, __ F.3d __, 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS (7th Cir. Oct. 8, 1998) Pink Kirksey, a U.S. Postal Service employee, obtained a life insurance policy from Metropolitan Life under the Federal Employees ...
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UNDER FEDERAL EMPLOYEES INSURANCE PROGRAM, CHANGE OF BENEFICIARY FORM INEFFECTIVE ABSENT SIGNATURE OF INSURED; WITNESS AFFIDAVITS INMATERIAL Hightower v. Kirksey, __ F.3d __, 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS (7th Cir. Oct. 8, 1998) Pink Kirksey, a U.S. Postal Service employee, obtained a life insurance policy from Metropolitan Life under the Federal Employees ...
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Organizations, Decisions, and Courts
Law & Society Review, 1976Courts are supposed in common law countries to operate by adversary adjudication. Until a few years ago I, for one, thought that they did. Apart from radio, TV, and the movies, which reinforce this symbol with all their might, my only exposure to courts was as a juror in a case of the alleged theft of one used automobile battery.
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