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Courts and Justice: A Reader, Second Edition by [edited by] G. Larry Mays, Peter R. Gregware is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Courts and Justice: A Reader, Second Edition about?
The original edition of this authoritative compendium summarized and analyzed fundamental theories about the role of court personnel, such as lawyers and judges, and about the role of the courts in enhancing the social good--complex areas poorly understood despite high- profile, televised court cases. The thirty-four judiciously chosen articles compiled in this updated edition--featuring twelve new selections--expand on those central themes and offer much-needed, reliable information on court processes, court functions and problems, and alternatives for change. Particular attention is paid to program implementation as well as to important reform issues: why some good ideas have gone nowhere, why some bad ideas are gaining momentum, and where viable reform ideas might be found. A new section has been added on specialized courts, including tribal courts, juvenile courts, drug courts, and mental health courts.
- Author
- [edited by] G. Larry Mays, Peter R. Gregware
- Publisher
- Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781577660729
- Subjects
- Law, Science, Political Science
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