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Individual Assessment of Judges in Albania - A General Overview and Comparative Analysis of Career Advancement and Reward Systems Based on Performance Evaluation [PDF]
Academicus International Scientific Journal, 2015 Assessment of judges in itself is one of the criteria in relation to the establishment of specific rules for the career of judges, creation of a healthy judicial system and a proper one. Professional Assessment process of judges based on objective, clear
Alaudin Malaj
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 Judicial performance evaluations (JPEs) are an important part of the judicial selection process in the states, particularly those using a version of the merit plan. All states that use JPEs follow the ABA’s Guidelines (1985), which claim to minimize the potential for unconscious bias through the use of behavior-based evaluation. But these measures have
Rebecca D. Gill
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Timing matters! Academic assessment changes throughout the day [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyThe influence of timing on decision-making processes has garnered significant attention across various domains, yet its impact on academic assessment remains under investigated.
Carmelo M. Vicario +11 more
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Unconscious Bias in Judicial Performance Evaluations: Why the ABA Guidelines are Not Good Enough
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 Judicial performance evaluations (JPEs) are an important part of the judicial selection process in the states, particularly those using a version of the merit plan. All states that use JPEs follow the ABA’s Guidelines (1985), which claim to minimize the potential for unconscious bias through the use of behavior-based evaluation. But these measures have
Rebecca D. Gill
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The Bench Speaks on Judicial Performance Evaluation: A Survey of Colorado Judges
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009 Since 1990, Colorado has maintained a state-operated judicial performance evaluation (JPE) program for appellate and trial court judges. The program is generally designed to serve four purposes: (1) providing voters in retention elections with information about the judges seeking retention; (2) educating the public about qualities and levels of ...
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Gender & Race Bias in the Proposed Judicial Performance Evaluations: Some Preliminary Findings
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010 Unfortunately, Clark County has a reputation for being one of America’s most preeminent "judicial hell-holes." The Elizabeth Halverson saga is just the latest embarrassing tale of judicial incompetence that threatens the independence of the judiciary.
Sylvia R. Lazos, Rebecca Gill
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Law & Society Review, 2011 Because voters rely on judicial performance evaluations when casting their ballots, policymakers should work diligently to compile valid, reliable, and unbiased information about our sitting judges. Although some claim that judicial performance evaluations are fair, the systematic research needed to establish such a proposition has not been done.
Gill, Rebecca D. +2 more
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, 2013 This dissertation examines two main questions. First, what are the sources of public trust in the state courts? Second, how do judicial elections condition citizens' perceptions of the courts? To examine these questions I consider theories of trust in the government. I argue that institutional performance affects citizens' trust in the state courts.
Courtney Broscious
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Performance Evaluation and Promotion Schemes of Judicial Officers in India: A Report on Maharashtra
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018 Prof. Srikrisha Deva Rao +2 more
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Performance Evaluation and Promotion Schemes of Judicial Officers in India: A Report on Assam
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018 Prof. Srikrisha Deva Rao +2 more
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