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“2006 Judicial Education Litigation: A Post-White Update," by William E. Raftery, Vol. 28: 436 (2007).
"A
Case of Excusing Delay,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 242 (1997)
"A Follow-up on Judicial Responses to One-Person 'Litigation Explosions' (or Can Frequent Filers Be Made to Fly Away?), " by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 8: 94 (1995).
“A
Judge Looks at Summary Jury Trials,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14: 117 (1990)
“A
Setback for Technology,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 228 (2000)
“A
Taxing Situation: Hindering Judicial
Movement from State to Federal Court,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 196
(1999)
“Absconding
Felons and Delay in the Administration of Justice,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol.
17: 268 (1994)
“All
the President’s Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 330 (2000)
“An
ADR Problem: Must the Mediator
Testify When Settlements Are Challenged?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 328
(2000)
“And
They Shall Beat Their Plowshares into Swords: An Examination of Three United States
Supreme Court
Decisions [North v. Russell; Francis v. Henderson; and Stone
v. Powell],” by Charles D. Edelstein, Vol. 2: 284 (1977)
“Another
Aspect of Removing Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 372 (1997)
“Arbitration
and the Courts,” by John T. McDermott, Vol. 11: 248 (1986)
“Authority
of District Court ‘Adjuncts,’” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14-15: 514 (1991)
“Balancing
Jury Secrecy and the Rule of Law: The
Second Circuit’s Guide to Removing Nullifying Jurors,” by David C. Brody,
Vol. 20: 113 (1998)
“Can
Judicial Illness Unravel Rulings?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 365 (1997)
“Collective
Bargaining in the Judiciary Branch: Current Legal Developments,” by David
Weinstein, Vol. 4: 314 (1979)
“Court
Clerks, Quashed Warrants, Computers, and the Exclusionary Rule,” by Stephen L.
Wasby, Vol. 18: 199 (1995)
“Court
Contracts with Private Individuals and Companies,” by David Brody, Vol. 24:
211 (2003)
“Court
Reporters’ Liability,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 17: 270 (1994)
“Court
Stripping and Limitations on Judicial Review of Immigration Cases,” by
Donald S. Dobkin, Vol. 28: 104 (2007).
“Court
Unification as Constitutional Law: The Pennsylvania
Experience,”
by Jonathan P. Nase, Vol. 16/1: 123 (1992)
“Delay
as a Due Process Violation,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 235 (1997)
“Delay
and a Docketing Disaster,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 240 (1997)
“Denial
of the Right to a Speedy Trial: Strict Remedy for an Uncertain Doctrine,” by
Stephen E. Gross, Vol. 1/1: 73 (1974)
“Disqualification
Meets Whitewater,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 369 (1997)
“Dissensus
Over Summary Jury Trials; Immunity of Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 15:
848 (1992)
“Do
Judges Protect Each Other?: Confidentiality
of Judicial Discipline Proceedings,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18:89 (1995)
“Electronic
Filing at the Federal Appellate Court,” by Scott E. Graves, Vol. 27: 348
(2006).
“Establishing
Accountability in the Trial Court’s Unionized Workforce: The Challenge in Illinois,” by James
G. Woodward, Vol. 12: 290 (1987)
“Expungement
of Records: Post Acquittal Recourse for Youthful Offenders,” by Jerome S.
Horvitz, Vol. 1/3: 60 (1975)
“Extension
of Judicial Immunity,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14-15: 512 (1991)
“Facing
Allegations of Non-deliberating Jurors,” by David C. Brody, Vol. 25: 239
(2004)
“Federal
Court Certification of State-Law Questions:
Active Judicial Federalism,” by Wendy L. Watson, McKinzie Craig,
and Daniel Orion Davis, Vol. 28: 98 (2007).
“Forcing
Recusal as a Form of Judicial Shopping,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 204
(1995)
“Free
Speech and Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 16/1: 147 (1992)
“Free
Speech or Insubordination?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 227 (2000)
“Gazing
into the Crystal Ball: Judicial
Temperament and Media Libel,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 325 (2000)
“How
Far Does a Judge’s Corruption Reach?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 368
(1997)
“Impeachment
as a ‘Political Question,’” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 16/3:113 (1994)
"I'm Sorry, Please Recuse Me Before I Hurt Myself," by Robert M. Howard, Vol. 28: 442 (2007).
“Is
Court Delay Unconstitutional?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 17:267 (1994)
“Judge
Lopez Torres and New York’s Trial Judge Nominating Process,” by Mark S.
Hurwitz, Vol. 28: 243 (2007).
“Judges
and Employees,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14-15:518 (1991)
“Judges
and the Rule of Necessity: Ignacio and the Ninth Circuit’s Judges,” by Mark S. Hurwitz,
Vol. 28: 241 (2007).
“Judicial
Campaign Speech Restrictions After White: New York
Weighs In,” by David C. Brody, Vol.
25:107 (2004)
“Judicial
Control of Jailhouse Snitches,” by Jack Call, Vol. 22: 73 (2001)
“Judicial
Discipline, Criminal Prosecution, and Impeachment,” by Steven Flanders, Vol.
11: 394 (1986)
“Judicial
Independence: District
Judges and Administrative Office Payment of Fees,” Vol. 14-15: 513 (1991)
“Judicial
Propriety in Appointing Independent Counsel:
A Follow-Up,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 381 (1997)
“Judicial
Responses to One-Person ‘Litigation Explosions,’” by Stephen L. Wasby,
Vol. 14: 113
“Laying
Estes to Rest: A Case Note,” by
Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 5: 58 (1979)
“Limits
on Judicial Discipline: Constraining
and Allowing Reassignment,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 92 (1999)
“Mistretta:
Federal Judges’ Extrajudicial Activities,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14: 110
(1990)
“More
on Religion in the Court: Failed Challenges to Displays of the Ten
Commandments,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 335 (1996)
“More
Trouble in Pennsylvania,” by Stephen
L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 192 (1999)
“Once
Again . . . And Now the Other Way: A
Second Sequence, or Say No to Taxing Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19:
379 (1997)
“O.T.
1990: The Year of the Judge,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 16/1: 136 (1992).
“Other
Duties for Federal Judges?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 323 (2000)
“Plea
Bargaining: A Case Note,” by James E. Bond, Vol. 3: 58 (1977)
“Politics
and Personnel Actions by Municipal Court Judges:
A Cautionary Note,” by David Brody, Vol. 22: 223 (2001)
“Problems
in Removing an Anomaly: Was Race
Involved?” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 22: 230 (2000)
“Race
and Judicial Selection: Two
Cases,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 192 (1999)
“Race
and the Missouri
Plan: Myths
and Challenges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol 20: 193 (1999)
“Recusal
Meets Case Management,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14-15: 509 (1991)
“Rejecting
a Challenge to the Federal Discipline Statute: More from the McBryde Proceedings,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol.
22: 84
(2001)
“Religion
in the Court,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 201 (1995)
“Roell
v. Withrow, 123S.Ct.1696 (2003) and the Federal Magistrate Act of 1979,”
by David Brody, Vol. 24: 335 (2003)
“Running
for Judicial Office May Be Dangerous for Your Job,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol.
20:196 (1999)
“Sex,
Flight, and Justice: The David
Lanier Story,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21:103 (1999)
“Sentencing
by Another Judge,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 16/1:147 (1992)
“Separation
of Powers and Investigation of Judicial Employees,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol.
14-15: 517 (1991)
“Separation
of Powers and Judicial Conduct: Judges
as Appointing Officers,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 202 (1995)
“State
Court Discretionary Jurisdiction and Federal Habeas Corpus,” by Stephen L.
Wasby, Vol. 21:89 (1999)
“Suit
to Enjoin Judicial Discipline Proceedings: Federalism Concerns,” by Stephen L.
Wasby, Vol. 14-15: 512 (1991)
“Take
the Money and Run—Right Back to the Bench:
A Double-Dipper’s Success Story,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 100
(1999)
“Taxes
Are Never Ending, but Cases About Them End—Finally,” by Stephen L. Wasby,
Vol. 21: 98 (1999)
“Taxing
Federal Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 92 (1995)
“Taxing
Federal Judges,” A Sequel and a New Case,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 333
(1995)
“Technology
and Access to Court Records,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 327 (2000)
“Termination
of Personnel: Conflicts Between
Staff and Judges,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 336 (1996)
“The
Americans with Disabilities Act and Courthouse Access,” by Todd Lochner, Vol.
26: 105 (2005)
"The Code of Judicial Conduct and Lawyers' Ethics: A Little Case Study, " by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 28: 448 (2007).
“The
Discharge of a Court Administrator,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 22: 88 (2001)
“The
End of Mayor’s Court,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 21: 324 (2000)
“The
Free Flow of (Digital) Information: The
Apple Computer Case,” by Scott E. Graves, Vol. 27: 345 (2006).
“The
Inherent Power of the Courts—Management tool or Rhetorical Weapon,” by John
M. Connors,” Vol. 1/1: 63 (1974)
The
Intricacies of Preclearance: Judicial Rulings and Judicial Vacancies,” by
Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 192 (1999)
“The
Judge and the Discharged Clerk,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 18: 93 (1995)
“The
Judge and the Discharged Clerk: A
Follow-Up,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 19: 377 (1997)
“The
Limitations on Judicial Free Speech,” by Robert M. Howard, Vol. 27: 350
(2006).
“The
Misuse of Magistrate Judges in Federal Criminal Proceedings: A Look at the Non-ministerial Nature of Sentencings,” by David C.
Brody, Vol. 23: 260 (2002)
“The
Practice of Law by Part-Time Federal Magistrates Under the Federal Magistrates
Act,” by David Brody, Vol. 24: 213 (2003)
“The
Pretrial Order and McCargo v. Hedrick: Effective Management or Unproductive
Formalism?” by John T. McDermott, Vol. 4: 245 (1978)
“The
Reawakening of the Compensation Clause in the Twenty-first Century,” by David
Brody, Vol. 23: 401 (2002)
“The
Right to Treatment: Case Developments in Juvenile Law,” by Adrienne Volenik,
Vol. 3: 292 (1978)
“The
Sculpture (Not) in the Lobby: Control
of Courthouse Buildings,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 199 (1999)
“The
Supreme Court and Case Management,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 14-15: 507
(1991)
“The
Supreme Court and Limited Jurisdiction Courts—Ward and Shadwick,” by John A.
Robertson, Vol. 1/1: 55 (1974)
“The
Supreme Court at the Technology Frontier: Brand
X and Grokster,” by Scott E. Graves, Vol. 27: 339 (2006).
“The
Ten Commandments in Court: A
Follow-Up,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 191 (1999)
“Vanity
and Vanities: The Overreaching Chief,” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 16/3: 117
(1994)
“Venue
and ‘Judicial Emergencies,’” by Stephen L. Wasby, Vol. 20: 198 (1999)
“When
Plain Language Is Big Trouble: Acosta v. Louisiana,”
by Vincent E. Flanagan, Vol. 12: 441 (1987)
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