The Prosecutor and the Researcher: Present and Prospective Variations on the Supreme Court's Branzburg Decision von Nejelski, Paul, Finsterbusch, Kurt

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Symposium seeks new approaches to judicial education von Nejelski, Paul

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Symposium Seeks New Approaches To Judicial Education von Nejelski, Paul

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Comments On Evaluating Trial Court Performance von Nejelski, Paul

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Technology comes to the courts von Nejelski, Paul

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Judicial impact statements: ten critical questions we must not overlook von Nejelski, Paul

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SUPPLEMENTS TO TRIAL: A COURT ADMINISTRATOR'S VIEW von Nejelski, Paul

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The Jeffersonian/Hamiltonian duality: a framework for understanding reforms in the administration of justice; for two centuries, our nation has been engaged in a debate over whethe... von Nejelski, Paul

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Canadian conference explores judicial independence, public expectations of justice von Nejelski, Paul

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Research Arrogance and the Public Response von NEJELSKI, PAUL

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The Small Claims and Access to Justice Dispute Resolution: Trends and Issues von Nejelski, Paul

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Diversion: The Promise and the Danger von Nejelski, Paul

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With Justice Affordable for All von Nejelski, Paul

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The 1980 Dispute Resolution Act von Nejelski, Paul

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Judging in a democracy: the tension of popular participation; citizens have proven they can help courts solve old problems, but their participation can create new problems, too [ju... von Nejelski, Paul

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Query: "Do minor disputes deserve second class justice"? von Nejelski, Paul

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The Jeffersonian/Hamiltonian duality: a framework for understanding reforms in the administration of justice von Nejelski, Paul

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SOCIAL POLICY AND THE ADMINSTRATION OF JUSTICE von Nejelski, Paul

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a. The Juvenile Court: An Anglo-American Dialogue A discussion of Barbara Warburton's article "The Juvenile Courts in England and Wales", this Journal, Vol. 16, No. 3: From Paul Ne... von Nejelski, Paul

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Judging in a democracy: The tension of popular participation von Nejelski, Paul

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