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ISSN: 0011-0647
Editors: Professor Eve Brank, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Judge David D. Dreyer, Marion Superior Court, Indiana; Judge David Prince, Colorado State District Court
Assistant to the Editors: Terra Garay, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Editorial Board: Kelly Lynn, Anders Kansas City, Missouri; Chief Judge Karen Arnold-Burger, Kansas Court of Appeals; Pamela Casey, Ph.D., National Center for State Courts; Judge B. Michael Dann, National Institute of Justice; Judge Julie Kunce Field, Fort Collins, Colorado; Judge John Irwin, Nebraska Court of Appeals; Judge Leslie G. Johnson, American Institute for Justice; Steven Lubet, Northwestern University; Judge Gregory E. Mize, Washington, D.C.; Elizabeth Neeley, Ph.D., University of Nebraska; David Rottman, Ph.D., National Center for State Courts; Professor Alan Tomkins, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
National Center For State Courts Staff: Charles F. Campbell, Managing Editor
2012
Jury Instructions on Witness Identification, Brian H. Bornstein and Joseph A. Hamm
President’s Column, Kevin S. Burke
Ready for the Psychologists: Learning from Eyewitness Errors, James M. Doyle
Repeated Information in the Courtroom, Jeffrey L. Foster, Maryanne Garry, and Elizabeth F. Loftus
Memory Conformity Between Eyewitnesses, Fiona Gabbert, Daniel B. Wright, Amina Memon, Elin M. Skagerberg, and Kat Jamieson
President’s Column, Toni M. Higginbotham
Editor's Note, Steve Leben
Increasing Court-Appearance Rates and Other Benefits of Live-Caller Telephone Court-Date Reminders: The Jefferson County, Colorado, FTA Pilot Project and Resulting Court Date Notification Program, Timothy R. Schnacke, Michael R. Jones, and Dorian M. Wilderman
Eyewitness-Identification Evidence: Scientific Advances and the New Burden on Trial Judges, Laura Smalarz and Gary L. Wells
An Experiment in the Law: Studying a Technique to Reduce Failure to Appear in Court, Alan Tomkins, Brian H. Bornstein, Mitchel Norman Herian, David I. Rosenbaum, and Elizabeth Neeley
Editor's Note, Alan J. Tomkins
Opinions as the Voice of the Court: How State Supreme Courts Can Communicate Effectively and Promote Procedural Fairness, William C. Vickrey, Douglas G. Denton, and Wallace B. Jefferson
GPS Monitoring and More: Criminal Law Cases in the Supreme Court’s 2011-12 Term, Charles D. Weisselberg
A Method for Analyzing the Accuracy of Eyewitness Testimony in Criminal Cases, Richard A. Wise and Martin A. Safer
2011
Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 3 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 3 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 3 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 4 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issue 4 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issues 1-2 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issues 1-2 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 47, Issues 1-2 (Table of Contents)
The International Criminal Court: Our Differences in Jurisprudence, David Admire
High-Profile Cases: Are They More Than a Wrinkle in the Daily Routine?, Robert Alsdorf
President’s Column, Kevin S. Burke
President’s Column, Kevin S. Burke
On Courts and Communication Strategies: Book Review of Pamela D. Schulz, Courts and Judges on Trial: Analysing and Managing the Discourses of Disapproval, Andrew J. Cannon
President’s Column, Mary Celeste
Should Judges Worry About the “CSI Effect”?, Simon A. Cole and Rachel Dioso-Villa
Is Procedural Fairness Applicable to All Courts?, Victor E. Flango
Reading, Writing, and Interrogating: Providing Miranda Warnings to Students in Schoolhouse Interrogations, Stephanie Forbes
Editor's Note, Steve Leben
Editor's Note, Steve Leben
Ten Tips for Judges Dealing with the Media, Steve Leben
Addressing Nonsystematic Factors Contributing to the Underrepresentation of Minorities as Jurors, Elizabeth Neeley
Creating a New Generation of Courts, Brian Ostrom, Roger Hanson, and Kevin Burke
Studying Juror Expectations for Scientific Evidence: A New Model for Looking at the CSI Myth, Donald E. Shelton, Gregg Barak, and Young S. Kim
Fact or Fiction? The Myth and Reality of the CSI Effect, Steven M. Smith, Veronica Stinson, and Marc W. Patry
Editor's Note, Alan J. Tomkins
Selected Criminal Law Cases in the United States Supreme Court and a Look Ahead, Charles D. Weisselberg
Lawyer-Assistance-Program Attorneys and the Practice of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, David B. Wexler
The Courtroom-Observation Program of the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission, Nicholas H. Woolf and Jennifer MJ Yim
2010
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 3 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 3 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 3 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 4 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 4 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issue 4 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issues 1-2 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issues 1-2 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 46, Issues 1-2 (Table of Contents)
Fugitive Justice: Slavery and the Law in Pre-Civil War America, Karen Arnold-Burger
Social-Cognitive Processes Related to Risk for Aggression in Adolescents, Tania Bartolo, Maya Peled, and Marlene M. Moretti
Incoming President’s Column, Mary Celeste
President’s Column, Mary Celeste
President’s Column, Mary Celeste
The Debate over the Selection and Retention of Judges: How Judges Can Ride the Wave, Mary A. Celeste
Racial Disparities among Female Juvenile Offenders: The Contribution of Neighborhood Disadvantage and Exposure to Violence in Antisocial Behavior, Preeti Chauhan, Mandi L. Burnette, and N. Dickon Reppucci
Selected Cases from the United States Supreme Court’s 2009-2010 Term, Tim J. Davis
Breaking Impasses in Judicial Settlement Conferences: Seven (More) Techniques for Resolution, Morton Denlow
Editor's Note, Steve Leben
Outgoing President’s Column, Jim McKay
Translating Research into Intervention: Lessons Learned and New Directions, Marlene M. Moretti, Margaret Jackson, and Ingrid Obsuth
Substance Dependence Disorders and Patterns of Psychiatric Comorbidity among At-Risk Teens: Implications for Social Policy and Intervention, Ingrid Obsuth, Gillian K. Watson, and Marlene M. Moretti
A Review of Findings from the “Gender and Aggression Project” Informing Juvenile Justice Policy and Practice Through Gender-Sensitive Research, Candice L. Odgers, Marlene M. Moretti, and N. Dickon Reppucci
Romantic Relationships Matter for Girls’ Criminal Trajectories: Recommendations for Juvenile Justice, Barbara A. Oudekerk and N. Dickon Reppucci
Predicting and Preventing Aggression and Violence Risk in High-Risk Girls: Lessons Learned and Cautionary Tales from the Gender and Aggression Project, Stephanie R. Penney and Zina Lee
Incarcerated Girls’ Physical Health: Can the Juvenile Justice System Help to Reduce Long-Term Health Costs?, Summer J. Robins, Candice L. Odgers, and Michael A. Russell
Profiles of Mental Disorder among Incarcerated Adolescent Females, Michael A. Russell and Emily G. Marston
Iowa’s 2010 Judicial Election: Appropriate Accountability or Rampant Passion?, Roy A. Schotland
Editor's Note, Alan J. Tomkins
Evidence Obtained from Remote- Electronic Traffic Devices: An Argument for Admissibility in Civil and Criminal Contexts, Jessica Wang
Selected Criminal-Law Cases in the United States Supreme Court in the 2009-2010 Term, and a Look Ahead, Charles D. Weisselberg
2009
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 3 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 3 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 3 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 4 (Complete)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 4 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issue 4 (Table of Contents)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issues 1-2 (Cover)
Court Review, Volume 45, Issues 1-2 (Table of Contents)
Editor's Note, Tarik Abdel-Monem and Alan J. Tomkins
Problem Solving and Prevention by General-Jurisdiction Judges ©, Thomas D. Barton
Does a Judge’s Religion Influence Decision Making?, Brian H. Bornstein and Monica K. Miller
American Indian Law Research for State Courts, Nancy Carol Carter