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  • Measuring Trust and Confidence in Courts

    Anne Wallace, Jane Goodman-Delahunty

    • 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

      • Is Sky the Limit? Revisiting ‘Exogenous Productivity of Judges’ Argument

        Kamil Jonski, Daniel Mankowski

        • E-Filing Case Management Services in the US Federal Courts: The Next Generation: A Case Study

          J.Michael Greenwood, John Brinkema

          • Case Flow Management net-project – The Practical Value for Civil Justice in the Netherlands

            Thomas de Weers

            • Taking and Sharing Photographs of Virtual Court Proceedings to Social Media: A Critical Appraisal on the Law of Contempt in Malaysia

              Shahrul Mizan Ismail, Teoh Shu Yee, Safinaz Mohd Hussein

              • A Method for Assessment of the Independence and Accountability of the Judiciary

                Frans Van Dijk, Geoffrey Vos

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

                  Collins E. Ijoma, Giuseppe Fazari

                  • Conceptualization(s) of Judicial Independence and Judicial Accountability by the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

                    David Kosař, Samuel Spáč

                    • Integrated Justice: An Information Systems Approach to Justice Sector Case Management and Information Sharing

                      Adam Curtis Watson, Regis Rukundakuvaga, Khachatur Matevosyan

                      • Caseload Management in the Law Courts: Methodology, Experiences and Results of the first Swiss Study of Administrative and Social Insurance Courts

                        Andreas Lienhard

                        • Is the Judge or the Clerk Making the Decision? Measuring the Influence of Judicial Assistants via an Experimental Survey among Dutch District Court Judges

                          Nina Holvast, Peter Mascini

                          • Confidence in Alternative Dispute Resolution: Experience from Switzerland

                            Christof Schwenkel

                            • Performance Assessment in Courts - The Swiss Case

                              Andreas Lienhard

                              • Understanding and Managing Trust Norms

                                Valerie Braithwaite

                                • Researching judicial ethical codes, or: how to eat a mille-feuille?

                                  Elaine Mak

                                  • Law Clerks In Switzerland – A Solution To Cope With The Caseload?

                                    Peter Bieri

                                    • Explaining Judicial Assistants’ Influence on Adjudication with Principal-Agent Theory and Contextual Factors

                                      Peter Mascini, Nina L. Holvast