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Judicature, the Journal of AJS
To order a copy of this issue, click here. To subscribe to Judicature, click here. Note that subscriptions are limited to institutions only. Individual subscriptions are included with a membership to AJS. To become a member, click here. Contents: Articles Changing backgrounds of U.S. district judges: Likely causes and possible implications Since the Eisenhower administration there has been a fairly steady decline in the proportion of judges appointed to the U.S. district courts from private practice. 93 JUDICATURE 140 (January-February 2010) Has the "New Style" of judicial campaigning reached lower court elections? A survey of judicial candidates in six states indicates lower court races are still low salience, sleepy affairs, with a focus on traditional court themes. 93 JUDICATURE 150 (January-February 2010) Risk assessment and intimate partner sexual abuse: The hidden dimension of domestic violence 93 JUDICATURE 161 (January-February 2010) Focus Campaign contributors and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court 93 JUDICATURE 164 (January-February 2010) Colorado's Our Courts: A model for adult public education 93 JUDICATURE 165 (January-February 2010) Viewpoint The Internet infects the courtroom The simple jury instruction to not consider anything other than the evidence and the law may no longer be sufficient in a technologically advanced society. 93 JUDICATURE 138 (January-February 2010) Books Grappling with the challenges A relaxed standard 93 JUDICATURE 68 (January-February 2010) Editorial Cameras in our federal courts--the time has come In today's world, where television and the internet occupy such central places in people's lives, the most effective means of affording public access is by permitting cameras in our courtrooms. 93 JUDICATURE 136 (January-February 2010) President's Report The impact of Citizens United--and an alternative to politicized judicial elections 93 JUDICATURE 137 (January-February 2010) |
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