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Journal of Judicial Administration update: Vol 34 Pt 3

By journalalerts on October 17, 2025

Posted In:  Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA)  Tagged:   Andrew Cannon AM FAAL   bilingual courtrooms   book review   Chris Maxwell   common law adversary system   First Nations languages   Generative AI (Gen AI)   Greg Reinhardt   Judicial Officers Working with Interpreters   legal costs   Ludmila Stern   Making Jury Trials Fair – A Jury-centric Approach to Criminal Laws Guiding Juries and Juror Comprehension by Greg Byrne   Melanie Schwartz   Narrelle Morris   Nuremberg trials   rights of criminal defendants   rule of law   Sandra Hale   Stephen Doherty   Use of Generative AI in Australian Courts and Tribunals 

Journal of Judicial Administration update: December 2015

By journalalerts on December 14, 2015

Posted In:  Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA)  Tagged:   Arie Freiberg   Becky Batagol   book review   case management   case tracking   Catherine McKinnon   computerised process simulation model   court administration   court interpreter services   court simulation model   David Murchie   disruptive technologies   Federal Court of Canada   inefficiency   interpreter employment practices   interpreter facilities   JJA   judicial complements   Judith Bellis   Ludmila Stern   Michael King   Non-Adversarial Justice   Ross Hyams   Sandra Hale   Tania Sourdin   technological innovation   Uldis Ozolins 
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