… panel of the court. For example, assume (as is the case in Canada) that the high court of
nine judges can hear appeals in panels of five, seven, or nine. Absent panel effects, if the court …

… This article integrates the literatures on judicial compliance, panel decision making, and
case selection in the federal judiciary hierarchy. Many studies have speculated that “…

… the Supreme Court of Israel decisions in High Court of Justice … was therefore the one
composing the panel. The time period we … with High Court of Justice cases to select panel …

… Section II provides background on the panel selection practices of the federal circuit courts.
Section III extends the traditional model of litigation and settlement to deal with situations in …

… by the federal courts for selecting jurors.… court-martial panel member selection. The article
begins by exploring the historical background to the jury trial and, concomitantly, jury selection. …

… externally to a higher court or to Congress," the minority panel member induces the majority
… will only be effective if, in fact, the higher court or Congress is likely to agree with the minority …

… as some foreign high courts - and hear a majority of cases in three judge panels. Unlike
our … an important consideration in selecting Justices, because a panel-based system would …

… The nature of state appellate courts in which panels of judges collaboratively … high courts
in gubernatorial appointment states in 1980-81 went to prestigious law schools, other selection …

… of selecting adjudication panels fits the portrayal sketched above using the case of one particular
constitutional court. … judges in the court, a lot of verdicts are pronounced by adjudication …

… court before the date of appointment to the FISC who have not permanently retired or been
promoted from their district court seat to a higher court … selecting judges for this panel.13 For …