Spatial aspects of the location
and design of courts. 'Representing Justice'
Other policy issues which have come to
the attention of the Centre through teaching and research have
included significant developments in debates on
Costs of Justice,
Judicial Independence and the Appointment
of Judges,
Accountability of Courts,
The Proliferation of Tribunals and
their Rationale.
The Centre takes the view that issues
of court management should be dealt with in an integrated way.
A strictly econometric view is not suited to understanding the
full range of issues impinging on issues such as judicial appointment
and the costs of justice. Nor is a legal view, detached from
an understanding of the financial, administrative and political
dynamics, liable to give an adequate picture of those issues.
