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  • Viewing Judicial Independence and Accountability through the “Lens” of Performance Measurement and Management

    Ingo Keilitz

    • 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

      • How to Measure the Quality of Judicial Reasoning?

        Samira Allioui

        • Combining a weighted caseload study with an organisational analysis in courts: first experiences with a new methodological approach in Switzerland

          Daniela Winkler, Andreas Lienhard, Daniel Kettiger, Hanspeter Uster

          • Towards Leadership: The Emergence Of Contemporary Court Administration In Australia

            Richard Foster

            • Organizational and Process Improvements of Investment Processes Administered by Courts in the Czech Republic

              Martin Viktora, Miroslav Špaček

              • An Ebola Continuity of Operations Plan and the Lessons Learned when a Judiciary in America’s Hot Zone Operationalized it for COVID-19

                Giuseppe Fazari

                • 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

                  • Exploring Court Performance and Developing its Scale

                    Dinesh Kumar, Ram Manohar Singh

                    • Reaction on the comments on the ENCJ study on Method for Assessment of Judicial Independence and Accountability.

                      Frans van Dijk, Philip Langbroek

                      • Applying the Case Management CourTools: Finding from an Urban Trial Court

                        Collins E. Ijoma, Giuseppe Fazari

                        • Evaluating Court Performance: Findings from Two Italian Courts

                          Luis Lepore, Concetta Metallo, Rocco Agrifoglio