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The cry heard around the late 20th century justice system has been one bewailing the inability of the courts to handle — with efficiency and speed — their caseload. Litigants complain about delays and costs, and governments hand wring about the cost of the system and lack of perceived value. The courts are not seen to be matching the ideals of the justice system.
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Leith, P., Hoey, A. (1998). Management: the court. In: The Computerised Lawyer. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0593-0_7
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