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Editors: Professor Eve Brank, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Judge David D. Dreyer, Marion Superior Court, Indiana; Judge David Prince, Colorado State District Court
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Editors Emeritus: Steven Leben, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Alan Tomkins, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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2016
President’s Column (2016) 52 Page 95, John Conery
President’s Column (2016) 53 Page 3, John Conery
President’s Column: THANK YOU, SANTA FE! ON TO TORONTO!, John Conery
ANNEXATION, Victor Fleming
GONE A-COURTIN’, Victor Fleming
A Review of Decisions Rendered by the Supreme Court of Canada in Criminal Matters—January 1 to October 31, 2016, Wayne K. Gorman
How Much Independent Judicial Research Is Appropriate?, Wayne K. Gorman
The Death of Mandatory Minimum Periods of Imprisonment in Canada?, Wayne K. Gorman
When Can a Canadian Judge Change Her or His Decision?, Wayne K. Gorman
The Unsubstantiated Claims of Turkat’s Harmful Effects of Child-Custody Evaluations on Children, Jonathan W. Gould and Allan Posthuma
So You’re Going to Be a Judge: Ethical Issues for New Judges, Cynthia Gray
Giving Parents a Voice: A Case Study of a Family Treatment Drug Court Track in Lancaster County, Nebraska, Roger J. Heideman, Jennie Cole-Mossman, Lori Hoetger, and Katherine Hazen
Exporting Drug-Court Concepts to Traditional Courts: A Roadmap to an Effective Therapeutic Court, Jamey Hueston and Kevin Burke
THE JUDGE IS THE KEY COMPONENT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS IN DRUG-TREATMENT COURTS, Brian MacKenzie
President’s Column: A TRULY BROADER JUDICIAL HORIZON, Russell J. Otter
Eight in the Eye of a Political Storm: Civil Cases in the Supreme Court’s October 2015 Term, Todd E. Pettys
Meta-Analysis as an Aid for Judicial Decision Making, Nancy K. Steblay
Child Dead and Parent Charged with Murder After Psychologist Recommends Said Parent to Court: Turkat Responds to Gould and Posthuma’s Custody-Evaluation Fallacies, Ira Daniel Turkat
Harmful Effects of Child-Custody Evaluations on Children, Ira Daniel Turkat
One Term, Two Courts: Selected Criminal-Law Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2015-2016 Term, Charles D. Weisselberg and Juliana DeVries
2015
Court Review: The Journal of the American Judges Association 51:1 (2015)- Contents
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The Resource Page (2015) 51 Page 128
The Resource Page (2015) 51 Page 172
The Resource Page (2015) 51 Page 48
The Resource Page: Focus on Self-Represented Litigants (2015) 51 Page 84
A Psycholegal Deskbook for Bench and Bar: Book Review of Forensic Assessments in Criminal and Civil Law, John W. Brown and Benjamin K. Hoover
President’s Column (2015) 51 Page 131, John Conery
Implicit Bias and the American Juror, Jennifer K. Elek and Paula Hannaford-Agor
An Evolution in Canadian Judging, Wayne K. Gorman
On Recusal Standards: The Yukon Francophone School Board Case, Wayne K. Gorman
Using Third-Party Information in Forensic Mental-Health Assessment: A Critical Review, Kirk Heilbrun, Amanda NeMoyer, Chris King, and Meghann Galloway
Self-Represented Litigants and Civil Case Dispositions in Missouri: An Impact Analysis, Anne Dannerbeck Janku and Joseph A. Vradenburg
The Gatekeeper’s Toolbox: A Survey on Judicial Handling of Expert-Reliability Motions, Andrew W. Jurs
Writing Like the Best Judges, Steve Leben
President’s Column (2015) 51 Page 87, Brian MacKenzie
President’s Column: CHANGING THE AMERICAN JUDGES ASSOCIATION, Brian MacKenzie
President’s Column: JUDICIAL STRESS (2015) 51 Page 3, Brian MacKenzie
Making Continuous Improvement a Reality: Achieving High Performance in the Ottawa County, Michigan, Circuit and Probate Courts, Brian J. Ostrom, Matthew Kleiman, Shannon Roth, and Alicia Davis
Weddings, Whiter Teeth, Judicial- Campaign Speech, and More: Civil Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2014-2015 Term, Todd E. Pettys
Miranda Rights and Wrongs: Matters of Justice, Richard Rogers and Eric Y. Drogin
What’s (Who You) Love Got to Do with It?* Should Sexual Orientation Be a Permissible Basis for Peremptory Challenges?, Colin P. Saltry
The Case for Counting Cases, Richard Schauffler and Shauna Strickland
The Impact of Forensic vs. Social-Science Evidence on Judicial Decisions to Grant a Writ of Habeas Corpus, Hayley J. Wechsler, Robert J. Cramer, Andre Kehn, Robin E. Wosje, Marcus T. Boccaccini, and Jorge G. Varela
Motorists, Motels, Mistakes, and More: Criminal Law Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2014-2015 Term, Charles D. Weisselberg, Daniel Chen, and Sameera Mangena
Practical Advice from the Trenches: Best Techniques for Handling Self-Represented Litigants, Dorothy J. Wilson and Miriam B. Hutchins
2014
Court Review: The Journal of the American Judges Association 50:1 (2014)- Contents
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President’s Column: A RECIPE TO MOVE AJA FORWARD
The Resource Page (2014) 50 Page 108
The Resource Page (2014) 50 Page 160
The Resource Page (2014) 50 Page 40
The Resource Page: Focus on Self-Represented Litigants (2014) 50 Page 212
Evidentiary Incommensurability: A Preliminary Exploration of the Problem of Reasoning from General Scientific Data to Individualized Legal Decision-Making, David L. Faigman
Expert Testimony in Juvenile and Adult Alleged False- Confession Cases, I. Bruce Frumkin
Protections for Juveniles in Self- Incriminating Legal Contexts, Developmentally Considered, Thomas Grisso
Empathy, Acceptance of Responsibility, and Compelled Testimony in Juvenile Transfer Hearings: Legal Context and Empirical Evidence, Kirk Heilbrun, Sanjay Shah, Elizabeth Foster, Michael Keesler, and Stephanie Brooks Holliday
Brain Imaging for Judges: An Introduction to Law and Neuroscience, Owen D. Jones, Joshua W. Buckholtz, Jeffrey D. Schall, and René Marois
The Filing and Briefing of Cross-Motions in State and Federal Court, Michael G. Langan and Jason C. Halpin
President’s Column: A YEAR, A CHANGE, AND A CHALLENGE (2015) 20 Page 163, Brian MacKenzie
Interbranch Communication and Rule 3.2 of the 2007 ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct, Raymond J. McKoski
The Status of NeuroLaw: A Plea for Current Modesty and Future, Cautious Optimism, Stephen J. Morse
Doubting Abood, Finding Religion at Hobby Lobby, and More: Civil Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2013-2014 Term, Todd E. Pettys
A New Model for Civil Case Management: Efficacy Through Intrinsic Engagement, David Prince
Pain as Fact and Heuristic: How Pain Neuroimaging Illuminates Moral Dimensions of Law, Amanda C. Pustilnik
Informing Criminal Defendants of the Immigration Consequences of Their Convictions: The Trial Judge’s Duty, Kate Ono Rahel and Justin Shilhanek
The Admissibility of Brain Scans in Criminal Trials: The Case of Positron Emission Tomography, Susan E. Rushing
Keeping Up with Neurolaw: What to Know and Where to Look, Francis X. Shen
Research Report: How Litigants Evaluate Legal Procedures at the Start of Their Cases, Dr. Donna Shestowsky
Should the Science of Adolescent Brain Development Inform Public Policy?, Laurence Steinberg
Scrutinizing Confessions in a New Era of Juvenile Jurisprudence, Joshua A. Tepfer, Laura H. Nirider, and Steven A. Drizin
Cell Phones and Everything Else: Criminal Law Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2013-2014 Term, Charles D. Weisselberg
President’s Column (2015) 50 Page 111, Elliott Zide