Specialized Justice: Courts, Administrative Tribunals, and a Cross-National Theory of Specialization

ISBN-13: 9780198254294 / Angielski / Twarda / 1990 / 144 str.

Stephen H. Legomsky

Opis

This is a well-argued explication of a set of general criteria for deciding whether specialized adjudication in specialized tribunals or courts is more appropriate than generalist adjudication in ordinary court. Legomsky tests his theory against the working of the Administrative division of the New Zealand High Court, and ends with an assessment of the difficulties in comparison due to the diversity of governmental systems in states with different constitutional arrangements. A significant contribution to an increasingly important topic in American law--the role of specialized adjudicative units--this volume will be a valuable work for students and scholars of public law, the legal system, comparative law, and socio-legal studies.

Spis treści

Table of cases; Table of statutes; Introduction: Specialized justice; The benefits and the costs; The criteria; The models; The multiple-speciality model in operation: New Zealand's administrative division; The inter-nation variables

O autorze

Professor Legomsky is the author of Immigration and the Judiciary (Clarendon Press, 1987)