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Sep 01, 2016. Implementing procedural fairness principle can benefit courts in a variety of ways, from increasing access to justice to increasing offender compliance with court orders.Policies and practices based specifically on procedural justice principles have been adopted in many trial courts and some state court systems. In support of this adoption, national organizations have also integrated procedural fairness principles into resources prepared to benefit the state courts. To all Alaskan citizens.

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Sep 01, 2016. Burke received the William H. Rehnquist Award from the National Center for State Courts in 2003, an award presented annually to the state judge who most exemplifies the highest level of judicial excellence, integrity, fairness, and professional ethics. He has received many other awards, including trial judge of the year by the Minnesota chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates in 2005; Public Official of the Year by Governing. Just What Made Drug Courts Successful? 33 Wm Mitchell L&...

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Tips for Administrators

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Sep 01, 2016. The bulk of what has been written to guide applying procedural fairness in courts addresses the needs of judges. The same principles, however, can enhance the performance of court administrators as managers and of their staff in dealing with members of the public. Here are some ideas likely to prove useful when integrating procedural fairness into the management and operations of a trial court. David Rottman lays out several considerations adminstrators should bear in mind. Tom Tyler ha...

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Tips for Judges

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Sep 01, 2016. Procedural fairness is a natural fit with the work of judges. There are many low-cost changes judges can make with a potential high impact on judicial effectiveness. The video excerpt to the left is from the National Center for State Courts "Writing Opinions and Orders in Controversial Cases," explains the importance of procedural fairness when writing opinions and orders in controversial cases. More advice can be found in "Some Thoughts on the Judge’s Written Work,”. AJA), which has for th...

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Resources

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Sep 01, 2016. Procedural Fairness: The Basics. One of the seminal voices in the procedural fairness field is Professor Tom Tyler. He has authored many of the foundational texts and articles on procedural fairness. A full listing of his published works can be found here. Professor Tyler's powerpoint presentation. On procedural fairness provides a thorough overview of the field as well as practical considerations for applying procedural fairness in a courtroom or courthouse. Procedural fairness offers a ba...

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Policing

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Sep 01, 2016. New research on procedural fairness in policing can be found in our Quarterly Research Report. Assessing Police Performance in Citizen Encounters: Police Legitimacy and Citizen Accountability. Robert Worden and Sarah McLean (December 2014). Corruption and Police Legitimacy in Lahore, Pakistan. Jonathan Jackson, Muhammad Asif, Ben Bradford and Muhammad Zakria Zakar, Working Paper (April 6, 2014). Procedural Justice, Police Legitimacy, and Legal Cynicism: A Test for Mediation Effects. Officer...

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Your daily ration of civil justice rationing. LEARN ABOUT OUR BETA SITE. Cannabis in the Courts. You are here: Home. The following organizations are associated with the National Center For State Courts. Which (from its website) … is the organization courts turn to for authoritative knowledge and information, because its efforts are directed by collaborative work with the Conference of Chief Justices, the Conference of State Court Administrators, and other associations of judicial leaders. The AJA strives...

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Apr 20, 2017. American Bar Association - Judicial Division. Conference of Chief Justices. Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs. Conference of State Court Administrators. International Conference on Judicial Training. The Judicial Education Reference Information and Technical Transfer Project. National Association of Attorneys General. National Association for Court Management. National Association of State Judicial Educators. National Association of Women Judges. National Center for State Courts.