Justice on trial
Subtitle: a collection of critical essays on the subject of judicial reform.
By: Edited by Donald G. Douglas and Philip Noble.
Contributors: Noble, Philip, joint comp.
Series: Contemporary issues series
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [Skokie? Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
Subjects: Court congestion and delay -- United States.; Jury -- United States.; Freedom of the press -- United States.
Table of contents: title: Preface, by D. G. Douglas and P. Noble.; title: The quest for justice, by J. C. McRuer.; title: Perspectives of justice in a changing society, by D. G. Douglas.; title: The national movement toward legal and judicial reform, by G. R. Winters.; title: The jury; a reflection of the prejudices of the community, by J. Rhine.; title: Unlawful discrimination in jury selection, by W. K. Kimble.; title: The case for Black juries (author unknown); title: The judges and jurors; recent developments in selection of jurors, by I. R. Kaufman.; title: Jury trials; improved procedures, by C. W. Joiner.; title: Jury trials and the delay of justice, by B. Landis.; title: Jury trials in civil cases, by J. O'Connell.; title: A program for the elimination of the hardships of litigation delay, by R. S. Miller.; title: Remedies to court congestion, by J. E. Watkins, Jr.; title: Arbitration as a means of reducing court congestion, by L. Sarpy.; title: The press in a black robe, by R. Adams.; title: Journalistic media and fair trial, by W. M. Ware and G. D. DiMarco.; title: Pretrial publicity, by M. L. Boicourt.; title: Procedural compromise and contempt; feasible alternatives in the fair trial versus free press controversy, by B. A. Weihe.; title: Selected bibliography (p. [245]-250)