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Special on Adjudication in a Globalizing Context

Introduction

Special issue of the Utrecht Law Review
Adjudication in a globalizing context

Anthony M. Hol, Philip M. Langbroek
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19 Jun 2007

:1-7

Articles

Is judicial integrity a norm?
An inquiry into the concept of judicial integrity in England and the Netherlands

Jonathan Soeharno
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18 Jun 2007

:8-23
(Re)presentation: pTA citizens' juries and the jury trial

Mireille Hildebrandt, Serge Gutwirth
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18 Jun 2007

:24-40
Local court reforms and ‘global’ law

Richard Mohr
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18 Jun 2007

:41-59
Legal argumentation based on foreign law
An example from case law of the South African Constitutional Court

Andrea Lollini
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18 Jun 2007

:60-74
The judicial domain in view
Figures, trends and perspectives

Marc Loth, Elaine Mak
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18 Jun 2007

:75-100
The transformation of the Portuguese judicial organization
Between efficiency and democracy

Conceição Gomes
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18 Jun 2007

:101-111
Judicial accountability in the US State Courts
Measuring court performance

Richard Y. Schauffler
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18 Jun 2007

:112-128
Justice systems and ICT
What can be learned from Europe?

Marco Velicogna
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18 Jun 2007

:129-147
Judicial transparency furthering public accountability for new judiciaries

Wim Voermans
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18 Jun 2007

:148-159

Volume 3, Issue 1, June 2007 -

Introduction

Special issue of the Utrecht Law Review Adjudication in a globalizing context

Articles

Is judicial integrity a norm? An inquiry into the concept of judicial integrity in England and the Netherlands

(Re)presentation: pTA citizens' juries and the jury trial

Local court reforms and ‘global’ law

Legal argumentation based on foreign law An example from case law of the South African Constitutional Court

The judicial domain in view Figures, trends and perspectives

The transformation of the Portuguese judicial organization Between efficiency and democracy

Judicial accountability in the US State Courts Measuring court performance

Justice systems and ICT What can be learned from Europe?

Judicial transparency furthering public accountability for new judiciaries

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Special issue of the Utrecht Law Review
Adjudication in a globalizing context

Is judicial integrity a norm?
An inquiry into the concept of judicial integrity in England and the Netherlands

Legal argumentation based on foreign law
An example from case law of the South African Constitutional Court

The judicial domain in view
Figures, trends and perspectives

The transformation of the Portuguese judicial organization
Between efficiency and democracy

Judicial accountability in the US State Courts
Measuring court performance

Justice systems and ICT
What can be learned from Europe?