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Evaluating Federally Appointed Judges in Canada: Analyzing the Controversy
Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 2012 This commentary describes our experiences in trying to undertake a judicial performance evaluation of federally appointed judges in Canada. Some respondents were enthusiastic about the project, but others were strongly opposed to it and worried about the
Troy Riddell +2 more
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Informality as a Virtue: Exploring Positive Informal Judicial Institutions
German Law Journal, 2023 Most scholarly writings focus on the harmful effects of informal institutions. This article explores the positive influence of informal judicial institutions on the fundamental values of judicial systems.
Hubert Smekal
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Selection and Evaluation of Judges – Impact of Criteria and Procedure on Independence of Judiciary
Collection Regional Law Review, 2023 Ever since the adoption of the Constitutional amendments in February 2022, Serbia has been accelerating judicial reform, including adoption of new judicial package of laws in early 2023.
Marina Matić Bošković
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Pasundan Social Science Development, 2023 The implementation of the Quality Assurance System for Private Universities in the City of Bandung is currently still not effective, in the sense that the implementation of the quality assurance system is not fully in accordance with the quality ...
Agus Supriatna, Benyamin Harits, Y. Azis
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Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 2022 This article reviews how Chinese scholars debate the policy of building smart courts in the context of judicial reform. This policy entails the automation and digitisation of judicial processes. It is part of broader judicial reforms that aim to create a
Straton Papagianneas
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Detection and Evaluation of Machine Learning Bias
Applied Sciences, 2021 Machine learning models are built using training data, which is collected from human experience and is prone to bias. Humans demonstrate a cognitive bias in their thinking and behavior, which is ultimately reflected in the collected data.
Salem Alelyani
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Fair Trial in Human Rights and the Islamic Judicial Doctrine [PDF]
پژوهش تطبیقی حقوق اسلام و غرب, 2015 Mostafa Fazaeli[1] Assistant Professor, International Law Group, Law Faculty,Qom University, Qom, Iran Basically justice has different philosophical, ethical and legal aspects, but the evaluation of its implementation in various social processes ...
mOSTAFA fAZAELI
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, 2010 The centrality of argumentation in the judicial process is an age-old acquisition of research on legal discourse. Notwithstanding the deep insights provided by legal theoretical and philosophical works, only recently has judicial argumentation been ...
D. Mazzi
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Researching Justification Texts of a First Instance Court: from Assignment to Results and Reporting
Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2014 Court decisions are reasoned to legitimize them. Lay people seem to understand little of the work of the courts. One of the questions for court administrators and judges is: for whom do judges write their judgments?
Philip Langbroek, Tina Linden, van der
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Evaluation of automatic transcription systems for the judicial domain [PDF]
2010 IEEE Spoken Language Technology Workshop, 2010 This paper describes two different automatic transcription systems developed for judicial application domains for the Polish and Italian languages. The judicial domain requires to cope with several factors which are known to be critical for automatic speech recognition, such as: background noise, reverberation, spontaneous and accented speech ...
Jonas Lööf +5 more
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