The time for justice
Subtitle: how the excesses of time have broken our civil justice system
By: Anthony V. Curto ; with Ronald E. Roel
Contributors: Roel, Ronald E.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Onward Pub.
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Northport, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
ISBN-13: 9780984900510
Subjects: Administration of Justice; Court congestion and delay; Dispute resolution (Law); Civil procedure
Description: Curto declares that modern justice takes too long.
Table of contents: title: Powell: the fiery congressman sets a blaze; title: Time troubles: everyday justice and injustice; title: Powell: the chase begins; title: Time troubles: the procedural plague; title: Powell: the verdict clips a king, or does it?; title: Time troubles: the calculus of the courts; title: Powell: first lessons from an artful dodger; title: Time troubles: the legalization of America; title: Powell: the gentleman vanishes; title: Time troubles: unveil civil disobedience; title: Powell: disorder in the courts; title: Time troubles: the problem with contracts; title: Powell: appeals, affadavits, arrest warrants, oh my!; title: Time troubles: delay and denial; title: Powell: the supreme test, and beyond; title: Time troubles: unjust alternatives; title: Powell: a cacaphony of contempt; title: Time troubles: compromising positions; title: Powell: final indignities; title: Time troubles: the new imperitive; title: Appendix: the short list of time fixes.