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Jan 1, 1990

Averting Gridlock: Strategies for Reducing Civil Delay in the Los Angeles Superior Court

Delay in the disposition of civil cases in the Los Angeles Superior Court is a severe problem. Litigants who want a jury trial must now typically wait five years from the time they file their cases for the trials to begin.
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Jan 1, 1984

Managing the Unmanageable: A History of Civil Delay in the Los Angeles Superior Court

This study of civil delay and congestion in the Los Angeles Superior Court since the early twentieth century is an effort to provide an empirical basis for determining the extent to which these problems have worsened over the years.
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Jan 1, 1981

Court Efforts to Reduce Pretrial Delay: A National Inventory

This report is an inventory of state and local trial court procedures to reduce pretrial delay of civil cases. It lists and describes techniques employed by the courts to combat pretrial delay in all 50 state court systems,...
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Jan 1, 1981

Court Efforts to Reduce Pretrial Delay: A National Inventory: Executive Summary

This is an executive summary of R-2732.
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This workstream covers reoffending, desistance from crime, diversion and the prison system across the UK and Europe. Our body of work offers detailed insights into the effectiveness of interventions seeking to support some of the most vulnerable members of society.

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