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  • A Critical Review of Judicial Professionals Working Conditions’ Studies

    Paula Casaleiro, Ana Paula Relvas, João Paulo Dias

    • Judicial Responses to COVID-19 Attack: Impacts on the Working Conditions of Portuguese Courts

      João Paulo Dias, Paula Casaleiro, Teresa Maneca Lima, Conceição Gomes

      • Governance in the Brazilian Federal Public Defenders’ Office

        Bernardo Oliveira Buta, Tomas Aquino Guimaraes, Luiz Akutsu

        • Governance in the Brazilian Federal Public Defender’s Office

          Bernardo Oliveira Buta, Tomas Aquino Guimaraes, Luiz Akutsu

          • COVID-19 and the Courts. The Case of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)

            Costas Popotas

            • Improvements of Judicial Systems: European Experiences

              Pim Albers

              • Understanding and Managing Trust Norms

                Valerie Braithwaite

                • The Effect Of EU Anti-Corruption Measures On The Romanian Judiciary

                  Ann Johnson, Bianca Radu

                  • Ministerial Emergency Powers Over Court Administration in the Israeli Judiciary

                    Guy Lurie

                    • The Significance of the Judge within the Choices and Consequences and Prolific Intensive Schemes: International Lessons for England and Wales and Back again

                      Anna Kawalek, Jake Phillips, Anne-Marie Greenslade

                      • The Judge on Facebook

                        Paul van den Hoven

                        • Do Resources, Justice Administration Practices And Federalism Have An Impact On Registered And Sentenced Crime Prevalence?

                          Christophe Koller, Daniel Fink

                          • Beyond court digitalization with ODR

                            Dory Reiling

                            • A New Method for an Objective Measurement of the Judicial Workload – the Application of a Prediction Model Based on an Algorithm Formed by Multiple Linear Regression in Court Administration

                              László Örkényi

                              • Duration of Court Events Required for Litigation – An Empirical Study to Provide a Theoretical Basis for an Objective Measurement System for Judicial Workload

                                László Örkényi

                                • Status of Court Management in Switzerland

                                  Andreas Lienhard, Daniel Kettiger, Daniela Winkler

                                  • Judiciary In Times Of Scarcity: Retrenchment And Reform

                                    Frans van Dijk, Horatius Dumbrava

                                    • THE IMPACT OF ATTORNEYS ON JUDICIAL DECISIONS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM CIVIL CASES

                                      Caio Castelliano de Vasconcelos, Eduardo Watanabe de Oliveira, Waldir Leôncio Netto

                                      • Courts and Artificial Intelligence

                                        A. D. (Dory) Reiling

                                        • Case Flow Management: A Format for Making Change

                                          Kerry Connelly