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Comparative Study of the Internal Operations and Process of Three US Courts of Appeals

William L. Whittaker

January 1, 1972

Two volumes.

Criminal Case Disposition Statistics, 1970 and 1972

William B. Eldridge

January 1, 1972

Guidelines for Improving Juror Utilization in the United States District Courts

January 1, 1972

Guidelines developed from several studies to increase the utilization of jurors. The guidelines are designed to decrease the amount of time required of jurors and expenditures for jury costs.

A Further Look at the 1969-70 Federal District Court Time Study

Ralph B. Stauber

January 1, 1972

This paper critiquing the 1969-70 time study was presented at an ORSA-TIMS-AIEE meeting, in Atlantic City, November 10, 1972.

Individual Calendar Control

Arthur J. Morsch

January 1, 1972

Principles and procedures of effective docket control and the individual assignment system. Developed as a companion and guide for a cassette recording on the same topic.

Courtran from the User's Point of View

Nan Gold

January 1, 1972

A perspective on Courtran as a system that allows courts to make informed decisions about the management of its operations and caseload, and on the need to develop and implement new management techniques.

Improving Court Reporting Services

Joseph L. Ebersole

January 1, 1972

Court Reporters Functions, Qualifications and Work Standards

Joseph J. Gimelli

January 1, 1972

The 1969-1970 Federal District Court Time Study

June 1, 1971

A Report to the Federal Judicial Center by the Statistical Reporting Service of the United States Department of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture Graduate School.

Study of Court Reporting Systems: Executive Summary

Ernest H. Short, Walter G. Leight

January 1, 1971

The court reporting study was concerned with test of the feasibility of using an existing computerized translation system for the production of transcript in courtroom environment; the development of suitable statistics on time and cost of transcript preparation with any of a number of alternativ

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Research Reports

Comparative Study of the Internal Operations and Process of Three US Courts of Appeals

Criminal Case Disposition Statistics, 1970 and 1972

Guidelines for Improving Juror Utilization in the United States District Courts

A Further Look at the 1969-70 Federal District Court Time Study

Individual Calendar Control

Courtran from the User's Point of View

Improving Court Reporting Services

Court Reporters Functions, Qualifications and Work Standards

The 1969-1970 Federal District Court Time Study

Study of Court Reporting Systems: Executive Summary

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