Court Review
AJA's well-respected quarterly publication, Court Review, features current articles on trends, innovations, and topics of practical interest to judges. The current issue's featured articles are excerpted below.
Court Review
Volume 62, Issue 2
A Lotus State of Mind
By Sharla Dawn Robinson NG, J.D.
A poem from a 2025 poetry anthology, What Unites Us: Prose, Poetry, and the Constitution, Democracy, Rule of Law.
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From Georgia to Georgia: A Judicial Odyssey in an Ancient Land
By Judge Ben W. Studdard, III
Perspectives from an American judge who contributed to judicial reforms in Georgia.
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Prejudicial Impact vs. Human Psychology: The Court System's Forever Battle
By Harrison A. Boyd
Examining the intersection of law, psychology, evidence, and institutional decision-making, with particular attention to how courts confront human judgment, prejudice, and perception.
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The Journey, Not the Destination: The University of Nevada, Reno's Judicial Studies Graduate Degree Program
By The Honorable Doctor Melissa Lin Jones
One judge's journey through the Judicial Studies Graduate Degree Program.
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- Complete Issue
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Editor's Note
- President's Column
- Crossword
- Thoughts from Canada
- The Resource Page
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