Judging
Subtitle: a book for student clerks
By: [edited] by Louis J. Sirico, Jr.
Contributors: Sirico, Louis J.
Publisher: LexisNexis Matthew Bender
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Newark, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Judges -- United States.; Judicial process -- United States.; Judicial ethics -- United States.; Law clerks -- United States -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Genres: Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Notes: Includes bibliographical and electronic references.
Table of contents: title: Inside the Supreme Court of Hawaii / Ronald T.Y. Moon, Robert G. Klein, Steven H. Levinson, Paula A. Nakayana, Mario R. Ramil; title: Everything you always wanted to know about judges but were afraid to ask / Alexander M. Sanders, Jr.; title: Judicial law clerks : the appellate judge's "write" hand / Jefferson Lankford; title: What I ate for breakfast and other mysteries of judicial decision making / Alex Kozinski; title: Getting there : the judiciary / Myron H. Bright; title: Commentary on Jeffrey M. Shaman's "the impartial judge" : detachment or passion? / Shirley M. Abrahamson; title: Don't judge this fine jurist by one mistake / Jack Newfield; title: Ruffled feathers bring attempts to pluck judges from bench / Mary Wisniewski Holden; title: If justice is for all, who are its constituents? / Penny J. White; title: A rush to judgment : crossing the line between fair and unfair criticism of judges and their decisions / American Judicature Society; title: Cameras in the courts : a dissent / Andrew V. Siracuse; title: Here comes the judge : Judge Leslie Crocker Snyder, toughest judge in New York / 60 Minutes; title: Dilemmas of sentencing / Robert Satter; title: Juvenile justice system through the eyes of judge and a juvenile / All Things Considered; title: Why judge didn't give the maximum to Buss : just followed state guidelines, he says / Adrienne Drell; title: Can the judge do that? : The need for a clearer judicial role in settlement / Daisy Hurst Floyd; title: Judicial ethics and private lives / Steven Lubet; title: Public comments lead to recusal / Federal Litigator; title: United States v. Microsoft; title: Civil trial reform and the appearance of fairness / Patrick E. Longan; title: Protecting the appearance of judicial impartiality in the face of law clerk employment negotiations / Keven D. Swan; title: Can the judge do that? : The need for a clearer judicial role in settlement / Daisy Hurst Floyd; title: Settlement strategies for trial judges / Robert C. Zampano; title: Risk of coercion too great : judges should not mediate cases assigned to them for trial / James J. Alfini; title: Rookie year on the Federal bench / Ronald Lee Gilman; title: Judicial ethics and the rule of law / Anthony M. Kennedy; title: Civility among judges : charting the bounds of proper criticism by judges of other judges / William G. Ross; title: Pay no attention to the woman behind the bench : musings of a trial court judge / LaDoris H. Cordell, Florence O. Keller; title: How judges view civil liberties / Paula L. Hannaford, B. Michael Dann, G. Thomas Munsterman; title: Why should we care how judges view civil juries? / Nancy J. King; title: What I wish I knew (or paid more attention to) while I was still practicing law / Barbara A. Lenk; title: A matter of style / Leif M. Clark; title: Watch your words around judge John Kane / Carla F. Black; title: 10 trial mistakes / Morris B. Hoffman; title: The law of his land / The American Lawyer; title: Responding to judicial alcohol abuse / American Judicature Society; title: I was saving the world by sending every drunk that appeared in front of me to those AA meetings / Anonymous; title: Lending impaired judges a hand : conduct commission properly takes an active role / Charles L. Smith; title: Sol Wachtler's bizarre demise / Andrea Sachs; title: Bench stress / Pamela Coyle; title: Opinion writing assistance involving law clerks : what I tell them / Richard B. Klein; title: Law clerks : for better or for worse / J. Daniel Mahoney; title: To write or not to write / Ruggiero J. Aldisert; title: Readers v. opinion writers / Erik Paul Belt.