FUTURE ROLES OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND DEFENDERS (FROM SYSTEMS AND TRAINING ANALYSIS OF REQUIREMENTS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PARTICIPANTS - SEE NCJ-02465)

• NCJ Number: 2521
• Author(s): E J FRIESEN
• Date Published: 1972
• Length: 13 pages
• Corporate Author: American Justice Institute
• Publication Format: Document
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
• Note: PREPARED FOR PROJECT STAR, AMERICAN JUSTICE INSTITUTE

Annotation

PREDICTION OF THE ROLES OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS, AND DEFENSE ATTORNEYS OF THE FUTURE.

Abstract

DISCUSSION OF PREPARING CASES FOR THE TRIAL, CHANGING THE ADVERSARY PROCESS, PROVIDING ALTERNATIVES IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, AND REQUIRING LEGAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING. CONCEPTS ON JOB SPECIALIZATION, MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES, ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY, AND TECHNOLOGY ARE PROVIDED AS ARE THE CHANGING FUNCTIONS, DUTIES, AND ROLES OF JUDGES, PROSECUTORS, AND DEFENDERS. SEE NCJ-9141.