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“A
Look at a State Appellate Court,” by Rick Haselton, Vol. 26:98 (2005).
“After White: An Insider’s Thoughts on
Judicial Campaign Speech,” by Rebecca Mae Salokar, Vol. 26:149
(2005).
“Case Management Innovation in a Large, Urban Trial Court: The Critical Importance of Legal Stakeholder Attitudes,” by James Peter Coolsen, Vol. 30:70 (2009).
“Court Reform: The North Dakota Experience,” by Sally Holewa, Vol. 30:91
(2009).
“Discipline
or Focus: Court Administration
Education Three Decades Later,” by William E. Raftery, Vol. 26:173 (2005).
"Evaluating the Court Process for Alaska's Children in Need of
Aid," by Susanne DiPietro, Vol. 29 (2008): 187.
“Going
Forward Where Others have Failed: Michigan State University Launches Judicial
Administration Program,” by Terry Nafisi and Maureen E. Conner, Vol. 26:204
(2005).
“ICM
and Court Administration: Thirty-five
Years and Still Counting,” Charles Ericksen, Vol. 26:180 (2005).
“Introduction”
to “Mini-Symposium on Court Administration Education,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 26:162 (2005).
“Judicial
Administration at the University South Carolina,” by James W. Douglas, Vol. 26:198 (2005).
“Justice
in Red Hook,” by Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox, Vol. 26:77 (2005)
“Reflections
on Judicial Administration Education,” by Carl Baar, Vol. 26:164.
"The
Arizona Court of Appeals," by Jefferson Lankford, Vol. 26:101 (2005).
“The
Court Administration Program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice,” by Diane M. Hartmus, Vol. 26:192 (2005).
“The
Elusive Record: On Researching
High-Profile 1980s Sexual Abuse Cases,” by Ross E. Cheit, Vol. 28: 79 (2007).
“The
Intermediate Appellate Courts of Pennsylvania,” by Stephen
J. McEwen, Jr., Vol. 26:93 (2005).
“Thirty-five
Years and Still Counting,” by Robert B. Yegge, Vol. 26:186 (2005).
“Three
Views of Intermediate Appellate Courts: Introduction,”
by Luke Bierman, Vol. 26:91 (2005).
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