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Grand Juries, Justice System Journal Articles
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Grand
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Justice System Journal
Articles
NCSC’s Justice
System Journal (JSJ) was first published by the Institute for Court
Management in 1974 and is the only refereed, scholarly journal devoted
to the topic of judicial administration, broadly understood.
JSJ tackles subjects
of interest to practitioners and scholars alike, such as court
security, court administration and management, problem-solving courts,
state and federal appellate procedures, and judicial ethics.
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G. Thomas Munsterman. Review
of Jonakait, The American Jury System. This
article discusses the American jury system as it relates to
peremptory challenges, challenges for cause, vicinage, jury
instructions, nullification, and many other topics of interest.
(Vol. 26, No. 2)
Todd Lochner. Impaneling
Multiple Juries in Civil Suits. This
article discusses Impaneling
multiple juries in civil suits may serve as an appropriate,
innovative strategy to overcome insurmountable evidentiary
problems when there are multiple defendants with somewhat
conflicting interests.
(Vol. 26, No. 2)
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M. Cash Mathews. The
County Grand Jury System: A Study in Reforms. This
study focuses on the role of volunteers in grand jury performance
in its civil, rather than criminal function. (Vol.
10, No. 1)
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