| Description |
1 online resource (231 p.) |
| Contents |
Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Preface -- Glossary -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Introduction -- Judges and judging -- Conceptualising emotion -- Emotion as social practice -- Emotion work and feeling rules -- Emotion work and professions -- Judging, emotion and emotion work -- Outline of chapters -- Chapter 2: Emotion and everyday judicial work: the context -- Chapter 3: Judicial impartiality, emotion and empathy -- Chapter 4: Judicial emotion: experience, display and management -- Chapter 5: Judicial emotion work: others' emotions |
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Chapter 6: Professional regulation of judicial emotion -- Chapter 7: Conclusion -- Researching emotion -- References -- Cases -- Legislation -- Chapter 2: Emotion and everyday judicial work: The context -- Introduction -- Court organisation -- Everyday work -- Case volume, time pressure and unpredictability -- Court design and (in)formality -- Court and trial participants -- Parties, litigants and criminal defendants -- Unrepresented litigants -- Witnesses -- Jurors -- Legal representatives -- Highest courts and appeals -- Sentencing -- Case types -- Sexual assault -- Domestic/family violence |
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Childrens/youth -- Civil and small claims -- Coroners -- Family law -- Migration and refugee -- Conclusion -- References -- Cases -- Legislation -- Chapter 3: Judicial impartiality, emotion and empathy -- Introduction -- Impartiality -- Judicial impartiality in practice -- The judicial oath -- Keeping an open mind -- Putting aside bias and emotion -- Empathy and judging -- Empathy in judicial practice: empirical findings -- Impartiality and empathy -- Judicial tears -- Compassion -- Conclusion -- References -- Cases -- Legislation -- Chapter 4: Judicial emotion: Experience, display and management |
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Introduction -- Judicial emotion experience -- Interaction with legal representatives -- Kinds of decisions -- Judicial emotion display -- Neutral display and dispassion -- Deep and surface acting -- Judicial emotion and judicial authority -- Judicial emotion self-management -- Self-talk -- Adjournment -- Debrief -- Humour -- Work-family boundaries -- Organisational emotion management -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Judicial emotion work: Others' emotions -- Introduction -- Anticipate, predict, avert emotion -- Awareness of participants or circumstances |
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Interpersonal approaches and resources -- Court formality and civility -- Allow expression of emotion -- Types of participants -- Sentencing and remorse -- Judicial management after a participant's emotion display -- Articulating formal procedures and feeling rules -- Taking breaks -- Use own emotion or demeanour -- Other resources -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: Professional regulation of judicial emotion -- Introduction -- Guidelines and codes -- Judicial conduct complaints and discipline -- Australia -- England and Wales -- United States of America |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Fair hearing: Judicial emotion and conduct |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Mack, Kathy
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| ISBN |
9781351718165 |
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1351718169 |
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