68 results on '"Adversary system (Law) -- Evaluation"'
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2. Contested emotions: adversarial rituals in non-adversarial justice procedures.
3. Taiwan's new adversarial system and the overlooked challenge of efficiency-driven reforms.
4. Pound revisited.
5. Dean Pound's dissatisfaction with the 'sporting theory of justice': where are we a hundred years later?
6. The shared assumption of the jury system and the market system.
7. Prosecutorial power in an adversarial system: lessons form current white collar cases and the inquisitorial model.
8. Which way to true justice? - Appropriate dispute resolution (ADR)and adversarial legalism.
9. Epistemology legalized: or, truth, justice, and the American way.
10. Legalistic individualism: an alternative analysis of Kagan's adversarial legalism.
11. Reforming the system to protect children in high conflict custody cases.
12. Defence counsel incompetence and post-conviction relief: an analysis of how adversarial systems of justice assess claims of ineffective assistance of counsel.
13. Adversarial justice in transition.
14. Rights, politics, and expertise: right the balance.
15. Adversarial legalism: tamed or still wild?
16. Taming adversarial legalism: the Port of Oakland's dredging saga revisited.
17. Narrative and truth in judicial opinions: corporate charitable giving cases.
18. The secret life of judges.
19. ADR's biggest compromise.
20. Civil justice reform: why we need to question some basic assumptions.
21. Tort talk.
22. Hired gun experts.
23. Dialogue and the inquisitorial tradition: French defence lawyers in the pre-trial criminal process.
24. Adversarial and inquisitorial models of civil procedure.
25. Adversarial mythologies: policy assumptions and research evidence in family law.
26. Procedural preferences, perceptions of fairness, and compliance with outcomes: a study of alternatives to the standard adversary trial procedure.
27. The right to fight: why America needs more trials.
28. Respecting lawyers.
29. Child sexual abuse cases: reestablishing the balance within the adversary system.
30. Our system of justice and the trial advocate.
31. The Federal Rules, the adversary process, and discovery reform.
32. Expert evidence in the adversarial system of criminal justice.
33. Theories of truth finding in criminal procedure: an evolutionary approach.
34. The attorney as advocate: 'arguing the law'.
35. Against settlement.
36. Reforming the federal grand jury and the state preliminary hearing to prevent conviction without adjudication.
37. Assuring the adversary system.
38. There is an alternative to the adversary system: a European system may meet America's needs.
39. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: a policy evaluation.
40. A critique of the litigation emphasis of legal education.
41. The administration of justice and the courts.
42. Functional interest advocacy in modern complex litigation.
43. Litigator's fallacy.
44. Devil's advocate
45. A trial lawyer's perspective
46. The trial judge's role
47. Adversary adjudication on trial.
48. Values, ideology, and the evolution of the adversary system.
49. Erratum for 'grievances, claims, and disputes: assessing the adversary culture'.
50. Science, technology and the law in America: a plea for credibility in dispute resolution.
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