Procedural justice research has shown how people’s experiences with courtroom actors, such as judges, defense attorneys, and prosecutors, shape their views of the system its legitimacy. However, less is known about outside that relate to cases this system. Based on forty-one interviews twenty-one youths twenty parents in Dane County, Wisconsin legal financial obligations (also monetary sanction...

An objective definition of what a code clone is currently eludes the field. A small study was performed at an international workshop to elicit judgments and discussions from world experts regarding what characteristics define a code clone. Less than half of the clone candidates judged had 80% agreement amongst the judges. Judges appeared to differ primarily in their criteria for judgment rather...

whether for the delay in payment of debt resulting from civil liability can be demand late payment damages? in answering this question, answer of some of lawyers is positive. they believed that late payment damages is accrued to debt resulting from civil liability. because, these creditors are more deserving of protection. also, the word of debt in article 522 of code civil procedure is absolut...

The article considers the following areas of reforming judicial system Ukraine: strengthening independence judiciary from other branches government and officials; establishing a reliable mechanism for bringing judges to justice unjust decisions; balanced relationship between law enforcement; as well improving execution court decisions with formation proposals Ukraine. current “On Judiciary Stat...

Anchoring effects--the assimilation of a numeric estimate to a previously considered standard--are typically described as very robust and persistent. Based on the assumption that judgmental anchoring involves a hypothesis-testing process in which judges actively seek and generate judgment-relevant target knowledge, it was assumed that anchoring effects might at the same time be fairly malleable...