Implicit Bias in Judicial Performance Evaluations: We Must Do Better Than This
Justice System Journal, 2014 Judicial performance evaluations (JPEs) are a critical part of selecting judges, especially in states using merit-based selection systems. This article shows empirical evidence that gender and race bias still exist in attorney surveys conducted in accordance with the ABA's Guidelines.
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Rule of Law and the 2022 Czech Presidency: Strengthening Resiliency and Avoiding Conflicts
Czech Journal of International Relations, 2023 The insertion of “resiliency of democratic institutions” into the five key priorities of the 2022 Czech presidency indicates a political commitment to focus on the rule of law agenda.
Ivo Šlosarčík
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Evaluating Performance in State Judicial Institutions: Trust and Confidence in the Georgia Judiciary [PDF]
State and Local Government Review, 2006 Abstract ...
Dougherty, George W. +2 more
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Evaluating Judges and Judicial Institutions: Reorienting the Perspective [PDF]
, 2010 Empirical scholarship on judges, judging, and judicial institutions, a staple in political science, is becoming increasingly popular in law schools. We propose that this scholarship can be improved and enhanced by greater collaboration between empirical ...
Gulati, Mitu +2 more
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Proper, transparent and just prioritization policy as a challenge for national competition authorities and prioritization of the Slovak NCA [PDF]
Yearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies, 2020 The paper tries to establish some limits of the framework for prioritization policy in order to show that the NCAs are still bound by certain principles for setting their prioritization policies and are not completely independent or autonomous.
Ondrej Blažo
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Who works more, and who works smarter?: Comparing Judicial Performance in Europe [PDF]
Pravni ZapisiThis paper (1) analyzes the existing theoretical framework for understanding the relationship between the judicial performance and judicial efficiency, (2) compares the judicial performances in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, France, Austria, and Norway for ...
Spaić Bojan, Đorđević Mila
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COURT STATISTICS – A TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGIC PLANNING
Revija za kriminologiju i krivično pravo, 2020 Court statistics developed over the time from bureaucratic data collection to monitoring and evaluation of court performances and judicial reforms.
Marina Matić Bošković
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Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2014 This commentary examines the contribution in this edition by Roach Anleu & Mack, based on arguments that reducing judicial performance evaluation (ergo any professional performance) to that which is easily measurable removes the human aspect of that ...
Gar Yein Ng
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From Evaluation to Improvement: A Chief Justice’s Perspective
Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2014 At the Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, concepts of judicial performance and evaluation are relatively new. Responding to modern expectations for increased judicial accountability for their performance, Victorian judges have engaged a number of ...
Marilyn Warren
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Judicial Performance and Experiences of Judicial Work: Findings from Socio-legal Research
Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2014 Judicial performance evaluation processes and programs tend to imply an abstract, normative model of the proper judge. The focus is on the individual judicial officer, identifying how judges ought to perform their judicial work and assessing any ...
Sharyn Roach Anleu, Kathy Mack
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