Long-Range Planning

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Alternatives to Litigation: Do They Have a Place in the Federal District Courts?

Donna J. Stienstra, Thomas E. Willging

January 1, 1995

Long Range Planning Series, Paper No. 4

Planning for the Future: Results of a 1992 Federal Judicial Center Survey of United States Judges

January 1, 1994

Results from the Center's 1992 survey of nearly all federal judges on a wide range of issues of concern to the federal courts.

Federal Court Governance: Why Congress Should-and Why Congress Should Not-Create a Full-Time Executive Judge, Abolish the Judicial Conference, and Remove Circuit Judges from District Court Governance

Gordon Bermant, Russell R. Wheeler

January 1, 1994

Long Range Planning Series, Paper No. 3

On the Federalization of the Administration of Civil and Criminal Justice

Russell R. Wheeler, William W Schwarzer

January 1, 1994

Long Range Planning Series, Paper No. 2

Imposing a Moratorium on the Number of Federal Judges: Analysis of Arguments and Implications

Edward Sussman, Gordon Bermant, Russell R. Wheeler, William W Schwarzer

January 1, 1993

Long Range Planning Series, Paper No. 1

Long-Range Planning for Circuit Councils: Speeches Presented at the Meeting of the Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit, May 1992

J. Clifford Wallace, Otto Richard Skopil Jr., William W Schwarzer, Charles W. Nihan, Russell R. Wheeler

May 1, 1992

Five articles on long-range planning adapted from papers presented at the Ninth Circuit's Judicial Council meeting. The first article, "The Future of the Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit--Until 1939," is an overview of the historical background to the formation of the council.

An Evaluative Review of Programs and Design of Future Evaluation Framework

Norval Morris, C. Ranlet Lincoln

January 1, 1976

This report to the Federal Judicial Center by staff of the University of Chicago Law School (Norval Morris) and University Extension (C.

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