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Empirical Research and the Politics of Judicial Administration: Creating the Federal Judicial Center

Russell R. Wheeler

January 1, 1988

Analyzes the creation of the Federal Judicial Center with respect to the twentieth-century evolution of court administration and research and describes how the statute creating the Center was affected by the interests of judges and legislators.

The Third Branch, Volume 19 (January 1987–December 1987)

January 1, 1987

The official bulletin of the federal courts, distributed to all judicial branch officials and to other individuals and organizations concerned with judicial administration.

Federal Courts and What They Do [Superseded]

January 1, 1987

A pamphlet which explains the operation of the federal courts, suitable for those with no legal background. It includes a glossary of terms.

Superseded by Federal Courts and What They Do (1997).

Annual Report 1986

Federal Judicial Center

January 1, 1987

Report submitted to the Judicial Conference of the United States, as directed by statute, describing the work of the Center for the calendar year.

Deciding Cases Without Argument: An Examination of Four Courts of Appeals

Donna J. Stienstra, Joe S. Cecil

January 1, 1987

A report on the role of staff attorneys and special judicial panels in the selection of cases for nonargument disposition in the federal appellate courts. The report was based on an examination of administrative records and on interviews with clerks, senior staff attorneys, and judges.

The Third Branch, Volume 18 (January 1986–December 1986)

January 1, 1986

The official bulletin of the federal courts, distributed to all judicial branch officials and to other individuals and organizations concerned with judicial administration.

The Judicial Conference and Its Committee on Court Administration

Elmo Bolton Hunter

January 1, 1986

A brief history of the administrative structure of the federal courts and the origins of the Judicial Conference of the United States. The author also describes the committee structure of the Judicial Conference, emphasizing the Court Administration Committee.

Settlement Strategies for Federal District Judges

Doris Marie Provine

January 1, 1986

A discussion of various techniques for settlement, such as judicial mediation, court-annexed arbitration, the use of special masters, summary jury trials, minitrials, and settlement conferences conducted by magistrate judges.

Illustrative Rules Governing Complaints of Judicial Misconduct and Disability [Superseded]

James Robert Browning, Charles Clark, Collins Jacques Seitz

January 1, 1986

A set of rules for the conduct of proceedings under 28 U.S.C. Section 372(c), developed for consideration by the circuit judicial councils and the national courts. The authors were the members of a special committee of the Conference of Chief Judges of the United States Courts of Appeals.

Annual Report 1985

Federal Judicial Center

January 1, 1986

Report submitted to the Judicial Conference of the United States, as directed by statute, describing the work of the Center for the calendar year.

Federal Judicial Center

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Federal Judicial Branch Governance & Administration

Empirical Research and the Politics of Judicial Administration: Creating the Federal Judicial Center

The Third Branch, Volume 19 (January 1987–December 1987)

Federal Courts and What They Do [Superseded]

Annual Report 1986

Deciding Cases Without Argument: An Examination of Four Courts of Appeals

The Third Branch, Volume 18 (January 1986–December 1986)

The Judicial Conference and Its Committee on Court Administration

Settlement Strategies for Federal District Judges

Illustrative Rules Governing Complaints of Judicial Misconduct and Disability [Superseded]

Annual Report 1985

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