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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 87 > No. 1 (2024)

 

Volume 87, Number 1 (2024)
Judges in the 21st Century: Confidence Lost?

Introduction

Bruce A. Green and Leslie C. Levin
Special Editors

Preliminary

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Foreword

Bruce A. Green and Leslie C. Levin

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Articles

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To Legitimacy and Beyond: A Reform Agenda to Restore Public Confidence in the Federal Courts

Charles Gardner Geyh

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Judges and the Regulatory State: Trends of Resistance and Restraint

Luke P. Norris

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The Psychology of Persuasive Precedent

Jeffrey J. Rachlinski and Andrew J. Wistrich

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How the Politics of Federal Judicial Selection Affect Judicial Diversity and What This Means for Public Confidence in Courts

Matthew E. Baker, Christina L. Boyd, Jennifer Hickey, and Adam G. Rutkowski

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The Role of Accountability in Preserving Judicial Independence: Examining the Ethical Infrastructure of the Federal Judicial Workplace

Susan Fortney

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Supreme Impropriety? Assessing the Justices' Conduct

Veronica Root Martinez

147

 

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Public Confidence, Judges, and Politics On and Off the Bench

Bruce A. Green and Rebecca Roiphe

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Mere Words: The Role of Bar Organizations in Maintaining Public Support for the Judiciary

Leslie C. Levin

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Journal Staff

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Journal Staff