Courts

Judging Procedural Fairness in Utah

The Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission has posted its first formal evaluation of judges based on…
Opinions as the Voice of the Court

Guest Blogger: Douglas G. Denton When the United States Supreme Court issued its written opinion in…
Civility, Courage, and Collegiality Among Judges Is Procedural Justice

Guest Blogger: Ingo Keilitz The principles of procedural justice and fairness — giving voice to litigants…
The Healthcare Decision: First Reaction

Although we’ve emphasized that it takes time to assess the public’s reaction to a Supreme Court…
The Healthcare Ruling: The Public Stands Ready to Judge the Judges

So we will need to wait until Thursday for the Supreme Court’s decision on the Affordable…
Good Judging Often Starts with Good Listening

Our last blog entry asked, “Where to start?” A good case could be made that good…
Where to start?

There is ample material about procedural fairness on ProceduralFairness.org for judges and court administrators to start…
Problem-Solving Courts and Perceptions of Procedural Fairness

In my blog post last week I looked at the way in which serving on a…
From the Supreme Court to Your Local Courthouse

This posting begins a transition from the recent series of blogs and comments pertaining to the…
History Lesson: The Procedural Fairness Legacy of the Affordable Health Care Act

There is intense speculation about the potential impact of the Affordable Health Care Act on the…