Journal of Court Innovation

The Journal of Court Innovation was founded by the New York State Judicial Institute, the Center for Court Innovation, and Pace Law School to promote innovation among state courts. The Journal, which is published twice a year, seeks to bridge the worlds of theory and practice. It is written for an audience that includes court administrators, judges, lawyers, scholars, non-profit executives, legislative and executive branch officials as well as anyone interested in improving court systems or the administration of justice.

Submitting Articles
The Journal invites submissions of articles about innovative programs and strategies in state court systems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to jury issues, case management, judicial selection and evaluation, court structure, judicial training, technology, problem-solving courts, and efforts to create stronger links between courts and communities. Because of its wide audience, journal articles should be written in an accessible style. Authors can assume readers have a basic knowledge of how courts and the justice system operate but should avoid the use of technical jargon, legalistic language and acronyms whenever possible. The deadline for submission of articles to the next issue is October 31, 2008.

Download submission guidelines.

Inquiries or submissions should be directed to:

Robert V. Wolf
Director of Communications
Center for Court Innovation
520 Eighth Avenue, 18th Floor
New York, New York 10018
212.373.1683
wolfr@courtinnovation.org

Subscribing to the Journal
Subscriptions are $49/year; $59/year for international subscriptions. To subscribe, send a check made out to Center for Court Innovation to:

Journal of Court Innovation
520 Eighth Avenue, 18th Floor
New York, New York 10018
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