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The Court and the Judicial Process
International Organization, 1965A Point of departure for considering the evolution of t!he judicial function in the United Nations system can be found in three interrelated decisions of principle incorporated in the UN Charter itself, of which the Statute of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) forms an integral part.
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The Nature of the Judicial Process
Harvard Law Review, 1922Learned Hand, Benjamin N. Cardozo
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The Nature of the Judicial Process
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012Contradictory decisions by the United States Supreme Court are motivated by the judicial ideology that the United States has unlimited authority. That pleases the court, although contradictory decisions exclude the Rule of Law, elements of which are principled decisions and foreseeable applications of principles, and although unlimited authority is in ...
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Judging and the Judicial Process
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010This is an updated and expanded (as of May 2010) draft of a set of course materials for a seminar entitled Judging and the Judicial Process. The materials are intended to be useful to both teachers and scholars. The focus of the course is on courts as institutions and on judges as the primary actors within those institutions.
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The Independence of the Judicial Process
Israel Law Review, 1978I first visited Jerusalem in 1941. I was looking forward to an agreeable sick leave after a small flesh wound in the desert. Unfortunately as the train moved slowly up from Lydda, I felt more and more ill and finally I collapsed on the platform of Jerusalem station and was removed on a stretcher to a requisitioned Italian hospital.
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Antitrust and the Judicial Process
The Journal of Law and Economics, 1964THE title that I have chosen for this lecture, "Antitrust and the Judicial Process," will not, I hope, have misled you. Coming as I do from a country whose attempts to control restrictions upon competition are of quite recent origin, I would not have the temerity to comment upon, much less to criticize, the way in which you have been using the judicial
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A Harder and Longer Process? Dispelling Myths about Women in Judicial Primary Elections
Justice System Journal, 2021Kate Eugenis
exaly