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Geography in Court: Expertise in Adversarial Settings

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 1991
The use of social science generally, and geography specifically, in litigation in the United States has expanded since the 1970s. This paper examines the issues and nuances involved in geographical expertise, the role of experts, their evaluation by judges and attorneys (and other experts) and the interaction of attorneys, judges and the media. It also
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Agenda Setting on the Burger Court Paper 6

<p>Although thousands of petitions seeking review by the Supreme Court are filed each year, the justices only accept about 150 or fewer for plenary review, with perhaps a few hundred more disposed of summarily. Because of this low acceptance rate scholars have long thought that the justices must use some strategy or process to reduce their ...
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Agenda Setting in the Taiwan Constitutional Court

Oxford Journal of Legal Studies
Abstract The agenda-setting power of apex courts is important to their survival and success. Nevertheless, most of the literature on this topic has approached it from the perspective of the courts’ public output, not the courts’ private motivations.
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Agenda Setting on the Burger Court Paper 2

<p>Agenda setting of the United States Supreme Court is a matter of continuing interest to judicial scholars. Most studies of agenda setting focus on the Court’s exercise of its certiorari jurisdiction. The assumption is that cases on appeal (as opposed to certiorari) are obligatory, which means that factors affecting the discretionary decisions ...
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Recognising & responding to defendants with intellectual disability in court settings

Forensic Science International: Mind and Law, 2023
Eddie Chaplin, Andrew Forrester
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Loyalty over Fairness: Acceptance of Unfair Supreme Court Procedures

Political Research Quarterly, 2021
Miles T. Armaly
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Crisis Counseling In a Court Setting

Family Court Review, 1968
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The Setting: The Crown Court at Wood Green

1993
Abstract I shall begin at the beginning by describing a little of the formal history, setting, and organization of the Crown Court at Wood Green. It is necessary to open with a methodical procession through such structural matters because everything done within the Court was part of an elaborately planned division of labour. It will then
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