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• Selected Criminal Law Cases in the United States Supreme Court and a Look Ahead
• Lawyer-Assistance-Program Attorneys and the Practice of Therapeutic Jurisprudence
• Reading, Writing, and Interrogating: Providing Miranda Warnings to Students in Schoolhouse Interrogationss
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Court Review - Volume 47, Issues 1-2
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• Fact or Fiction? The Myth and Reality of the CSI Effect
• Studying Juror Expectations for Scientific Evidence: A New Model for Looking at the CSI Myth
• Should Judges Worry About the "CSI Effect"?
• High-Profile Cases: Are They More Than a Wrinkle in the Daily Routine
• Ten Tips for Judges Dealing with the Media
• Book Review: On Courts and Communication Strategies
• Proposed AJA Bylaws Change
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Court Review - Volume 46, Issue 4
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• Fugitive Justice: Slavery and the Law in Pre-Civil War America
• Iowa's 2010 Judicial Election: Appropriate Accountability or Rampant Passion?
• Breaking Impasses in Judicial Settlement Conferences: Seven (More) Techniques for Resolution
• Selected Cases from the United States Supreme Court's 2009-2010 Term
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Court Review - Volume 46, Issue 3
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• Selected Criminal-Law Cases in the United States Supreme Court in the 2009-2010 Term, and a Look Ahead
• The Debate over the Selection and Retention of Judges: How Judges Can Ride the Wave
• Evidence Obtained from Remote-Electronic Traffic Devices: An Argument for Admissibility in Civil and Criminal Contexts
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Court Review - Volume 46, Issues 1-2
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• A Review of Findings from the "Gender and Aggression Project" Informing Juvenile Justice Policy and Practice Through Gender-Sensitive Research
• Racial Disparities among Female Juvenile Offenders: The Contribution of Neighborhood Disadvantage and Exposure to Violence in Antisocial Behavior
• Profiles of Mental Disorder among Incarcerated Adolescent Females
• Substance Dependence Disorders and Patterns of Psychiatric Comorbidity among At-Risk Teens: Implications for Social Policy and Intervention
• Incarcerated Girls’ Physical Health: Can the Juvenile Justice System Help to Reduce Long-Term Health Costs?
• Predicting and Preventing Aggression and Violence Risk in High-Risk Girls: Lessons Learned and Cautionary Tales from the Gender and Aggression Project
• Social-Cognitive Processes Related to Risk for Aggression in Adolescents
• Romantic Relationships Matter for Girls’ Criminal Trajectories: Recommendations for Juvenile Justice
• Translating Research into Intervention: Lessons Learned and New Directions
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Court Review - Volume 45, Issue 4
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• Understanding and Diagnosing Court Culture
• Does a Judge’s Religion Influence Decision Making?
• Problem Solving and Prevention by General-Jurisdiction Judges
• Only the Really Hard Part of eCourt Is Really Worth Doing
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Court Review - Volume 45, Issue 3
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• Lyric Law: Literature Lives in the Legal Realm
• Selected Criminal Law Cases in the United States Supreme Court i the 2008-2009 Term, and a Look Ahead
• Judges' Perspectives on Stress and Safety in the Courtroon: An Exploratory Study
• Apologies and Settlement
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Court Review - Volume 45, Issues 1-2
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• The Case of Standing Bear: Establishing Personhood under the Law
• Sovereign Comity: Factors Recognizing Tribal Court Criminal Convictions in State and Federal Courts
• Wisconsin’s Experience in Allocating Jurisdiction between State and Tribal Courts
• Beyond Minimum Standards: Federal Requirements and State Interpretations of the Indian Child Welfare Act
• American Indian Law Research for State Courts
• Assumptions Regarding Indians and Judicial Humility: Thoughts from a Property-Law Lens
• From Conflict to Cooperation: State and Tribal Court Relations in the Era of Self-Determination
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Court Review - Volume 44, Issue 4
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• An American Judge at the European Court of Human Rights
• Punitive Damages After Philip Morris USA v. Williams
• From Investigation to Implementation: Factors for Successful Commissions on the Elimination of Racial and Ethnic Bias
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Court Review - Volume 44, Issue 3
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• In Memory: Charles H. Whitebread
• Selected Criminal Law Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2007-2008 Term, and a Look Ahead
• When Should Judges Use Alcohol Monitoring as a Sentencing Option in DWI Cases?
• Roadside Seizures of Medical Marijuana: Public Safety and Public Policy as Limitations upon Transporting and the Return of Lawfully Seized Medical Marijuana 
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Court Review - Volume 44, Issues 1-2
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• Procedural Fairness: A Key Ingredient in Public Satisfaction
• Procedural Justice and the Courts
• Procedural Fairness as a Court Reform Agenda
• Children and Procedural Justice
• Procedural Fairness in the California Courts
• The Perceptions of Self-Represented Tenants in a Community-Based Housing Court
• Decision Makers and Decision Recipients: Understanding Disparities in the Meaning of Fairness
• Fair Procedures, Yes. But We Dare Not Lose Sight of Fair Outcomes
• Adding Color to the White Paper: Time for a Robust Reciprocal Relationship Between Procedural Justice and Therapeutic Jurisprudence
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Court Review - Volume 43, Issue 4
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• A Judges’ Guide to Social Science
• Mental Illness and the Courts: Some Reflections on Judges as Innovators
• Cautions About Applying Neuroscience to Batterer Intervention
• Breaking News: Miller is Distinguishable from Branzburg
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Court Review - Volume 43, Issue 3
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• Remarks on Judicial Independence
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court:  The 2006-2007 Term
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court:  The 2006-2007 Term
• Jailing Ourselves: Standards Used for Declaring United States Citizens to Be Enemy Combatants
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Court Review - Volume 43, Issue 2
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• Judges vs. Juries
• Thoughts About Enriching Judicial Independence by Improving the Retention Vote Phase of Appointive Selection Systems
• Judicial Reform in Texas: A Look Back After Two Decades
• Appointive Selection of Judges, Limited-Jurisdiction Courts with Non-Lawyer Judiciaries, and Judicial Independence
• The Legislatures, the Ballot Boxes, and the Courts
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Court Review - Volume 43, Issue 1
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• Evaluating Court Processes for Determining Indigency
• Grounding Frequent Filers: The Trend of Revoking the Special Status of Overly Litigious Pro Se Litigants
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2005-2006 Term
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2005-2006 Term
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Court Review - Volume 42, Issues 3-4 
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• A Judge’s Role in the Rule of Law
• Lessons from an Unusual Retention Election
• Judicial Elections: Changes and Challenges
• Seizing the Accountability Moment: Enlisting Americans in the
  Fight to Keep Courts Fair, Impartial, and Independent
• Judges, Law, Politics & Strategy
• A Profile of Settlement
• E-Courts: The Times They Are A-Changin’
• Directory of Officers and Board of Governors, 2005-2006
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Court Review - Volume 42, Issue 2 
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• Courtroom 302: How America’s Criminal Justice System Really Works
• On the Limitations of Child-Custody Evaluations
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2004-2005 Term
• Eroding Fourth Amendment Protections at the Border: An Analysis of United States v. Cortez-Rocha
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Court Review - Volume 42, Issue 1 
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• Judicial Accountability,Fairness, and Independence
• Judicial Responses to an Aging America
• DWI Courts: The Newest Problem-Solving Courts
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2004-2005 Term
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• The Resource Page: Focus on Electronic Discovery

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Court Review - Volume 41, Issues 3-4 - Fall/Winter 2005
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• Working on the Components of Judicial Independence
• Is Judicial Independence a Casualty in State and Local Budget Battles?
• Judicial Elections: Current Threats to Nonpartisan Elections and Are Retention Elections Safe?
• Problem-Solving Courts: Do They Create Judicial Independence Problems or Opportunities or Both?
• Friends of the Court? The Bar, the Media, and the Public
• Balancing Act: Can Judicial Independence Coexist with Court Accountability?
• Judicial Independence: The Freedom to Be Fair
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• The Resource Page: Focus on Judicial Campaign-Conduct Rules

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Court Review - Volume 41, Issue 2 - Summer 2004
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• A Judiciary That Is as Good as Its Promise: The Best Strategy for Preserving Judicial Independence
• Speak to Values: How to Promote the Courts and Blunt Attacks on Judiciary
• The Challenge of Funding State Courts in Tough Fiscal Times
• Some Thoughts on the Problems of Judicial Elections
• Judicial Independence in the Municipal Court: Preliminary Observations from Missouri
• The Tyranny of the “Or” Is the Threat to Judicial Independence, Not Problem-Solving Courts
• Resource Materials on Judicial Independence
• Recent Civil Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court: The 2003-2004 Term
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Court Review - Volume 41, Issue 1 - Spring 2004
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• Jury Trial Innovations: Charting a Rising Tide
• Recent Evaluative Research on Jury Trial Innovations
• Jurors’ Unanswered Questions
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2003-2004 Term
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Court Review - Volume 40, Issues 3-4 - Winter 2004
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• Court Gazing:  Features of Diversity in the U.S. Supreme Court Building
• Problem-Solving Supervision: Specialty Probation for Individuals with Mental Illnesses 
• Smarter Sentencing: On the Need to Consider Crime Reduction as a Goal
• Racial and Ethnic Bias in the Courts: Impressions from Public Hearings
• How Useful Is the New Aggressive Driving Legislation?
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Court Review - Volume 40, Issue 2 - Summer 2003 
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• A Court and a Judiciary That Is as Good as Its Promise
• Judicial Report on the Adjudication and Sanctioning of Hard-Core Drinking Drivers
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2002-2003 Term
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Court Review - Volume 40, Issue 1 - Spring 2003 
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• Children as Witnesses: What We Hear Them Say May Not Be What They Mean
• A Survey of Judges’ Knowledge and Beliefs About Eyewitness Testimony
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2002-2003 Term
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Court Review - Volume 39, Issue 4 - Winter 2003 
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• The Day SARS Came to Town:  The Court's Role in Preventing Epidemics
• Helping the Pro Se Litigant: A Changing Landscape
• The Ignition Interlock System: An Evidentiary Tool Becomes a Sentencing Element
• The Federal Sentencing Guidelines:  An Infectious Antidote
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• Index to Volume 39
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Court Review - Volume 39, Issue 3 - Fall 2002 
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• Going to Scale: A Conversation About the Future of Drug Courts 
• Concluding a Successful Settlement Conference: It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over
• Merit Selection and Retention: The Great Compromise? Not Necessarily 
• Trial by Metaphor: Rhetoric, Innovation, and the Juridical Text
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Court Review - Volume 39, Issue 2 - Summer 2002 
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• Screening for Domestic Violence: Meeting the Challenge of Identifying Domestic Relations Cases Involving Domestic Violence and Developing Strategies for Those Cases
• Dealing with Complex Evidence of Domestic Violence: A Primer for the Civil Bench
• Making a Difference: Tools to Help Judges Support the Healing of Children Exposed to Domestic Violence
• Firearms and Domestic Violence: A Primer for Judges
• The Parenting of Men Who Batter
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Court Review - Volume 39, Issue 1 - Spring 2002
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• Moving Problem-Solving Courts into the Mainstream: A Report
  Card from the CCJ-COSCA Problem-Solving Courts Committee
• Should Judges Be More Like Politicians?
• Judicial Candidate Speech After Republican Party of Minnesota
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• The White Decision in the Court of Opinion: Views of Judges and the General Public
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2001-2002 Term
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2001-2002 Term
• A Crack at Federal Drafting
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Court Review - Volume 38, Issue 4 - Winter 2002
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• Saving the State Justice Institute
• The Changing Role of a Judge and Its Implications
• Age Differences Among Judges Regarding Maternal Preference in Child Custody Decisions
• Drug Treatment Programs: Policy Implications for the Judiciary
• Illinois v. Wardlow: The Empowerment of Police, the Weakening of the Forth Amendment
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Court Review - Volume 38, Issue 3 - Fall 2001
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• On Judicial Independence Under Pressure
• On the Importance of Suggestibility Research in Assessing the Credibility of Children's Testimony
• Let's Not Exaggerate the Suggestibility of Children
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court:  The 2000-2001 Term
• "You Don't Have to Hear, Just Interpret!":  How Ethnocentrism in the California Courts Impedes Equal Access to the Courts for Spanish Speakers
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Court Review - Volume 38, Issue 2 - Summer 2001
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• Clearing the Cobwebs from Judicial Opinions
• Against Footnotes
• No Longer Speaking in Code
• Afterword
• First Things First: The Lost Art of Summarizing
• Extra Judicial Speech: Navigating Perils and Avoiding Pitfalls
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 2000-2001 Term
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Court Review - Volume 38, Issue 1 - Spring 2001
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• Chief Justice John Marshall: Soldier of the Revolution
• Coming to a Court Near You: An Unlicensed Immigrant Driver
• Courting Justice with the Heart: Emotional Intelligence in the Courtroom
• Robes and Rehabilitation: How Judges Can Help Offenders "Make Good"
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Court Review - Volume 37, Issue 4 - Winter 2001
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• Free Speech for Judges: A Commentary on Lubet et al. v. Posner
• Free Speech and Judicial Neutrality: A Reply to Professor Freedman
• Careful Self-Examination Is Vital
• Managing Notorious Trials: Practical Aspects of the High-Profile Case
• Preliminary Observations from an Evaluation of the Broward County Mental Health Court
• A Judge's Introduction to Neurospsychological Assessments
• A Brief Article on Electronic Briefs
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Court Review - Volume 37, Issue 3 - Fall 2000
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• An Interview with Thomas Zlaket
• Public Trust and Procedural Justice
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1999-2000 Term
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1999-2000 Term
• Expert Evidence: The Road from Daubert to Joiner and Kumho Tire
• In Practice, Daubert Raised the Bar
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Court Review - Volume 37, Issue 2 - Summer 2000
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• On Judge Posner and the Perils of Commenting on Pending or Impending Proceedings
• The Ethics of Judicial Commentary: A Reply to Lubet
• When Is an Investigation Merely an Investigation?  A Response to Posner
• Why Judges Must Insist on Electronically Preserved Recordings of Child Interviews
• Two Letters to Judge Eaton
• The Politics of Judges
• Using an Overall Page Limit to Improve Motion Practice
• Mental Competency Evaluations: Guidelines for Judges and Attorneys
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Court Review - Volume 37, Issue 1 - Spring 2000
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• Judging for the New Millennium
• Law in a Therapeutic Key: A Resource for Judges
• The Implications of Therapeutic Jurisprudence for Judicial Satisfaction
• Does Effective Therapeutic Jurisprudence Require Specialized Courts (and Do Specialized Courts Imply Specialist Judges)?
• Creating a Domestic Violence Court:  Combat in the Trenches
• The Importance of Understanding Love and Other Feelings in Survivors' Experiences of Domestic Violence
• Mental Health Review Tribunals in the UK: Applying a Therapeutic Jurisprudence Perspective
• From Telling to Listening: A Therapeutic Analysis of the Role of Courts in Minority-Majority Conflicts
• Therapeutic Jurisprudence on Appeal
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Court Review - Volume 36, Issue 4 - Winter 2000
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• Isolation in the Judicial Career
• Why Minors Accused of Serious Crimes Cannot Waive Counsel
• TV or Not TV: The Telecast of Appellate Arguments in Pennsylvania
• Actual Innocence: The Justice System Confronts Wrongful Convictions
• Recent Criminal Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1998-1999 Term
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1998-1999 Term
• Safe and Secure: Protecting Judicial Officials
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Court Review - Volume 36, Issue 3 - Fall 1999
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• Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts:   A National Conference and Beyond
• On Doing the Right Thing and Giving Public Satisfaction
• Public Trust as a Dimension of Equal Justice:   Some Suggestions to Increase Public Trust
• We Must Lead the Charge
• Public Involvement as the Key to Public Trust and Confidence:  A View from the Outside
• Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts:   What Public Opinion Surveys Mean to Judges
• How Previous Court Experience Influences Evaluations of the Kansas State Court System
• The National Action Plan on Lawyer Conduct:   A Role for the Judge in Improving Professionalism in the Legal System
• Public Opinion of the Courts:  How It Has Been Formed and How We May Reshape It
• Critical Issues Affecting Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts
• Potential Strategies for Improving Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts
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Court Review - Volume 36, Issue 2 - Summer 1999
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• Curtailing the Sentencing Power of Trial Judges: The Unintended Consequences
• How to Write an Impeachment Order
• Disputed Eyewitness Identification Evidence: Important Legal and Scientific Issues
• Jury Instructions in the New Millennium
• How Judges Can Help Deliberating Juries: Using the Guide for Jury Deliberations
• Time to Reflect: When Should "Dangerous" Speech Lose its First Amendment Shield?
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Court Review - Volume 36, Issue 1 - Spring 1999
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• An Interview with Roger Warren
• On Better Jury Selection: Spotting UFO Jurors Before They Enter the Jury Room
• Sex Offender Recidivism: A Challenge for the Court
• The Legislature's Prerogative to Determine Impeachable Offenses
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Court Review - Volume 35, Issue 4 - Winter 1998
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• Y2K Meets ADR: Monitoring Y2K Filings Encouraged
• An Introduction to the State Justice Institute
• An Interview with Phil Anderson and Marilyn Goldman
• On Public Trust and Confidence: Does Experience with the Courts Promote or Diminish It?
• Defining Optimal Court Performance: The Trial Court Performance Standards
• Court Performance Inventory
• Recent Civil Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1997-1998 Term
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• President’s Column
• Index to Volume 35
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Court Review - Volume 35, Issue 3 - Fall 1998
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• Soluble Problems for the Federal Judiciary: Curtailing the Expansion of Federal Jurisdiction and Other Matters
• Good Judging and Good Judgment
• An Interview with Roy Schotland
• Visits in Cases Marked by Violence: Judicial Actions That Can Help Keep Children and Victims Safe
• Resources: The Key to Determining Time on Appeal
• On the Effective Use of Resources in Pennsylvania
• Municipal Court Mediation: Reducing the Barking Dog Docket
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Court Review - Volume 35, Issue 2 - Summer 1998
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• The Argument Culture and the Courts
• An Interview with Eleanor Dean Acheson
• Recent Criminal Procedure Decisions of the United States Supreme Court: The 1997-1998 Term
• Quiet Justice: Unreported Opinions of the United States Courts of Appeals - A Modest Proposal for Change
• Due Process Denied?  Exploring the Constitutionality of the Senate's Failure to Timely Consider and Vote on Federal Judicial Nominees
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Court Review - Volume 35, Issue 1 - Spring 1998
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• On Federalism: Preserving Strong Federal and State Governments
• An Interview with Steven Lubet
• The Myth of Epidemic False Allegations of Sexual Abuse in Divorce Cases
• Courtroom Technology from the Judge's Perspective
• BMW of North America, Inc. v. Gore: An Explanation of Standards or a Mere Examination of the Constitutional Boundaries of Punitive Damage Awards
• The Hyde Bill: An Attempt to Resurrect the 1910 Three-Judge Court Act
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