INDUCED LITIGATION

INDUCED LITIGATION

George and Guthrie argue that an increase in the supply of courts or judges, holding other factors constant, may lead to an increase in demand for adjudication. Their argument is pattern on what is called induced traffic. They present illustrations showing that an increase in judges will result to a...

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Veröffentlicht in:Northwestern University law review 2004-12, Vol.98 (2), p.545
Hauptverfasser: George, Tracey E, Guthrie, Chris
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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Court hearings & proceedings
Economic analysis
Expected utility
Federal court decisions
Judges & magistrates
Judiciary
Litigation
Roads & highways
Traffic
Transportation planning
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Zusammenfassung:George and Guthrie argue that an increase in the supply of courts or judges, holding other factors constant, may lead to an increase in demand for adjudication. Their argument is pattern on what is called induced traffic. They present illustrations showing that an increase in judges will result to a decline in adjudication delay, which in effect will encourage more lawsuits from many potential resources.
ISSN:0029-3571