Respect

Giving Court Users Voice Outside of the Courtroom

By: Andrea L. Miller, PhD, JD One of the key components of procedural fairness is voice—people…
Procedural Fairness and Problem-Solving Courts

by Brooke McBride, J.D. Foreword: Thank you to Dr. Tom Tyler, who recently presented at the…
More Thoughts on Procedural Fairness and Oral Argument

In an earlier post, I asked others for their suggestions on how judges should approach oral…
Some Thoughts on Procedural Fairness and Oral Argument

Recently, the United States Supreme Court held an argument about the applicability of the plain-error standard…
Why Judicial Apologies Matter for Procedural Fairness

Guest Blogger: Maxine Goodman My recent article, Removing the Umpire’s Mask: The Propriety and Impact of…
Judging Procedural Fairness in Utah

The Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission has posted its first formal evaluation of judges based on…
The paradox of American policing: Performance without legitimacy

by Tom Tyler Recent events in New York City make it clear that there is…
Focused on Fairness: The Public Turns Its Attention to the U.S. Supreme Court

Beginning Monday, March 26, 2012, public attention will focus on the United States Supreme Court in…
Procedural Fairness on Appeal

Guest Blogger: Hon. Francis J. Connolly Judge, Minnesota Court of Appeals We often hear about the…
What’s It All About?

So what’s procedural fairness thing, anyway? Professor Tom Tyler has identified four basic components that comprise…