Our best evidence on the frequency of civil justice situations comes from surveys of the public. The typical method for assessing the prevalence of civil justice situations is to first …
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Since the Civil Litigation Research Project in the 1980s, sociolegal researchers have referenced the metaphor of the dispute pyramid to understand dispute resolution. The …
Over the past several years, approximately nineteen million civil cases have been filed annually in the lowest rungs of state court.'These tribunals provide the only forum for most …
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In the past, the rule of law was largely overlooked by sociologists and other social scientists. However, recent years have seen an increasing number of empirical studies of the rule of …
Judges in Lawyerless Courts Page 1 Judges in Lawyerless Courts ANNA E. CARPENTER, COLLEEN F. SHANAHAN, JESSICA K. STEINBERG & ALYX MARK* The typical American civil …
On television, in movies, and even in law school, we typically think of law and courts operating according to a formalized process. The actors and the setting are familiar-a judge …
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(Under)Enforcement of Poor Tenants' Rights Page 1 Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy Volume XXVII, Number 1, Fall 2019 (Under)Enforcement of Poor Tenants' Rights Kathryn …
Americans turn to state courts to manage personal and business problems of all types. We rely on state courts to end failing relationships, manage the custody of children, and gain …
Economists and legal scholars have long speculated about technology's impact on the labor market.'The United States was sufficiently concerned about workforce automation and the …