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hierarchical and coordinate ideals: a standalone construct

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Civil procedure

two contrasting ideal types of judicial organization, a professional hierarchy and a lay coordinate structure, used to compare legal procedure.

In civil procedure, hierarchical and coordinate ideals refers to two contrasting ideal types of judicial organization, a professional hierarchy and a lay coordinate structure, used to compare legal procedure. This meaning comes from Damas̆ka (1986) in The faces of justice and state authority.[1]

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References

Damas̆ka, M. R. (1986). The faces of justice and state authority. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300035674

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