My latest Redlines column in Judicature: “Add punch with an extra-short sentence (or a fragment).”

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“Indeed, the rule-of-law idea is so widely claimed, contested, contradicted, and captured that we literally don’t know what we are talking about,” writes Prof. Emeritus Gerald J. Postema of UNC-Chapel Hill.

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“A return to low incarceration rates depends on legislators, police, prosecutors, and, yes, judges, learning the lessons of the incarceration rates’ precipitous rise,” writes Prof. Jeffrey Bellin of William & Mary Law School.

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Judicature Vol. 107 No. 3 (2024) is here! Visit our website, judicature.duke.edu, to read the latest edition.

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The March 2024 edition of Judicature International is here, featuring an interview with Chief Justice Stephen Gageler of the High Court of Australia. Subscribe for immediate e-delivery!

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Check out this insightful Judicature story on #GenZ entering the #courts . Born between 1995-2012, they're set to make waves as lawyers, jurors, and future judges. Anticipate improvements in jury procedures, #tech integration, and increased diversity.

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New essay by Gerald Postema Judicature

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As a reminder, the application for the Judicial Studies LLM graduating class of 2027 (entering in 2025) is now open! The application is available at this link: duke.is/r/52sx

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Judge Kimberly Carlton Bonner, a former Florida trial court judge, writes that judges may need to be watchful for the “Googling Juror” when it comes to #GenZ .

Read “What Do Judges Need to Know About Generation Z?” in Judicature Vol. 106 No. 3 (2023). loom.ly/FHxbV64

Happening now! 👇

In many courthouses in #China , machines offer predictions of the chances of success in civil suits and warn #plaintiffs about the dangers of litigation — not just the financial cost, but also the relational, emotional costs. (from June 2022)

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#JudicialHonors 🏆 — Retired Justice Robert Benham of Supreme Court of Georgia received Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage on Feb. 8.

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A review of 22 “State of the Judiciary” speeches delivered as of August 1, 2023, found several recurring themes, including mental health, access to justice, and compensation.

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On Jan. 31, 2024, the Supreme Court of Singapore and the Cour de cassation convened an inaugural roundtable, a milestone in the collaboration between the two judiciaries.

Read more in Judicature's Feb. 2024 Global Judicial News Report: judicature.duke.edu/articles/a-glo…

The Feb. 2024 edition of Judicature International is here, featuring an interview with Justice Olena Kibenko of Ukraine's Supreme Court. Subscribe for immediate e-delivery!

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“Public trust and confidence in the courts may improve when court users see that judges and staff reflect the communities in which they serve,” wrote Edwin Bell, director of racial justice, equity, and inclusion at National Center for State Courts. (Article from 2022)

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