Utility Maximizing Judges and Judicial Assistants: Testing Rational Choice Theory in 22 EU Countries.
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Empirical Studies on the Role and Influence of Judicial Assistants and Tribunal Secretaries.
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Judicial Assistants in Europe - A Comparative Analysis.
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Is the Judge or the Clerk Making the Decision? Measuring the Influence of Judicial Assistants via an Experimental Survey among Dutch District Court Judges5.
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Explaining Judicial Assistants' Influence on Adjudication with Principal-Agent Theory and Contextual Factors.
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Secretaries to Arbitral Tribunals: Judicial Assistants Rooted in Party Autonomy.
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From Backlogs to Quality Assurance. The Development of Law Clerk Units at Norwegian Courts.
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