INJECTING COURT ADMINISTRATORS INTO AN OLD SYSTEM: A CASE OF CONFLICT IN FLORIDA

Larry Charles Berkson · Steven W. Hays

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems Legal Systems and Judicial Processes

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are considered to be primarily responsible for the persistence of archaic judicial management techniques. The existence of locally based (and independently elected) judges, court clerks and other support personnel is seen as diffracting overall responsibility for the judicial system. By unifying state courts under a centralized administrative authority, it is anticipated that local influence will decline and administrative anarchy will be replaced by continuity in procedures, thus facilitating court modernization.

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2016THE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM OF STATE COURT ADMINISTRATION: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT AND AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH

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