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Case Management and Court Management in United States District Courts

Steven Flanders

January 1, 1977

An oft-cited analysis of the differences between court management procedures resulting in fast versus slow processing and those resulting in high versus low rates of disposition.

Reduction of Data Base and Forecasts of Case Filings in the Federal District Courts

J.A. Mahaffey

June 1, 1976

After initial forecast modeling was done for each district, circuit, and for the nation as a whole, case filing volumes for 42 case categories were projected for 1979, 1984, and 1995.

Attitudes of United States Judges Toward Limitation of Oral Argument and Opinion-Writing in the United States Courts of Appeals

Jerry Goldman

January 1, 1975

The results of a survey undertaken for the Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System, in which the attitudes of federal judges regarding appellate oral argument and opinion-writing practices were explored.

Data Sources Utilized in Developing Case Filing Models for Federal District Courts

S. L. Owzarski

December 1, 1974

This is a reference guide to the demographic, economic and social indicator variables used in the development of forecasts for case filing volumes in the federal district courts.

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts

R. L. Hooper

December 1, 1974

The goal of this study was forecasts of case filing volumes in federal district courts. The effort was interdisciplinary involving statisticians, computer scientists, political scientists, lawyers, and economists.

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume III: Circuits Eight, Nine and Ten

June 1, 1974

The study was developed by Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, under contract to the Federal Judicial Center.

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume II: Circuits Five, Six and Seven

June 1, 1974

The study was developed by Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, under contract to the Federal Judicial Center.

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume I: Circuits One Through Four and the District of Columbia

June 1, 1974

The study was developed by Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, under contract to the Federal Judicial Center.

Attorney Attitudes Toward Limitation of Oral Argument and Written Opinion in Three U.S. Courts of Appeals

Leonard H. Goodman, Thomas F. Drury, William B. Stevenson

January 1, 1974

A report prepared for the Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System

Compilation of Docketing Practices and Content Utilized by District Courts

W. J. Furstenau

January 1, 1973

Federal Judicial Center

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Court Administration

Case Management and Court Management in United States District Courts

Reduction of Data Base and Forecasts of Case Filings in the Federal District Courts

Attitudes of United States Judges Toward Limitation of Oral Argument and Opinion-Writing in the United States Courts of Appeals

Data Sources Utilized in Developing Case Filing Models for Federal District Courts

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume III: Circuits Eight, Nine and Ten

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume II: Circuits Five, Six and Seven

Forecasts of Case Filing Volumes in the Federal District Courts, Appendix Volume I: Circuits One Through Four and the District of Columbia

Attorney Attitudes Toward Limitation of Oral Argument and Written Opinion in Three U.S. Courts of Appeals

Compilation of Docketing Practices and Content Utilized by District Courts

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