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managerial judges: a standalone construct

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managerialjudges1 CONSTRUCTManagerial judgesRESNIK · CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Civil procedure

judges taking an active pretrial role in managing and settling cases rather than only deciding disputes.

In civil procedure, managerial judges refers to judges taking an active pretrial role in managing and settling cases rather than only deciding disputes. This meaning comes from Resnik (1982) in Harvard Law Review.[1]

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  1. Resnik, J. (1982). Managerial Judges. Harvard Law Review, 96(2), 374. https://doi.org/10.2307/1340797

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