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JUDICIAL ROLE PERCEPTIONS

NCJ Number
3221
Journal
Law and Society Review Volume: 6 Issue: 3 Dated: (FEBRUARY 1972)
Author(s)
T D UNGS; L R BAAS
Date Published
1972
Length
24 pages
Annotation
LOWER COURT JUDGES SEE THEMSELVES AS LAW INTERPRETERS, ADJUDICATORS, ADMINISTRATORS, TRIAL JUDGES AND PEACEKEEPERS, BUT NOT AS LAW MAKERS.
Abstract
THE UTILITY OF THE Q-TECHNIQUE IN JUDICIAL ROLE ANALYSIS IS DISCUSSED.

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