This article reports the results of a survey of judicial officers' exposure to potentially traumatic
stressors in a single state in Australia. An online survey was fully or partially completed by …

Empirical research on judicial systems requires diversified methodologies adapted to the
contexts of courts and judicial actors. The experience gathered through the Permanent …

There is growing evidence that judges and magistrates experience both high stress and
high satisfaction in their work; however, the subjective experience of judicial stress and the …

Employee performance is the key to success of an organization. Every individual employee
must work toward the company's vision and mission. The performance of employees is …

QUALIS is a research project that studies 'the other side of courts' by looking at the working
conditions of judicial professions in Portugal and their impacts on the profession, health …

The articles in this special issue focus on the methodological and practical challenges of
undertaking empirical research in judicial and/or court settings. They arose from a workshop …

The increase in remote hearings after the COVID‐19 pandemic presents an urgent need to
examine how judges assess video‐mediated witness and party statements compared with …

Every institution is important for the functioning of a democracy, but the judiciary's role is
even more vital as it bears the onerous responsibility of dispensing justice across society …

In recent decades, many judicial systems have witnessed the" managerialisation" of justice—
a phenomenon involving the application of private sector techniques to enhance court …

The increase in remote hearings after the COVID-19 pandemic presents an urgent need to
examine how judges assess video-mediated witness and party statements compared with …