Isbn: 9788176298735 - trials courts management (2 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. pp. xxxii + 198 Illus.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Profile of the trial court judge socio economic educational background. 3. Attitude and aptitude to be a trial court judge. 4. Job satisfaction and infrastructure facilities. 5. Court management. 6. Delay attitudes habits tenure and filing of cases. 7. Budgetary allocation budgetary problems of trial courts. 8. Legal profession impetus vis a vis trial courts relations of the judiciary with the public press and the bar. 9. Conclusion. Questionnaire. Bibliography. Index. Trial Courts Management is a study of structural understanding of the trial courts. The idea of court management and case management concerns the trial judges who have to be trial judiciary managerial that ultimately have to instill confidence in justice seekers that justice dispensers are indeed justice conceivers. The trial court judges in this way therefore are required to become Trial Managers Interventionists Dispensers of Justice rather than mere Neutral Umpires. Unfortunately the concept of court management and case management has not yet made inroads in the road map of law reforms. Court management and case management in essence mean decision making process of the trial judiciary to arrive at just ends by just means and as such imperative in the trial judicial system in India. This renaissance/revival culture may help to reduce costs of litigation and minimize delays in trial courts. Unequivocally the trial judges have to comprehend all the ramifications of modern scientific methods of management of the court system to bring anew court management and case management culture in the trial judiciary lest the system becomes bankrupt. 198 pp.…