Justice and Credibility: About Bridges Built by Judges by Gabriel van den Brink

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Gender and judging in Tunisia and the intersections of penalty and privilege by Maaike Voorhoeve

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Judges 19-21: The Disasters of the Community of Virtue by Richard Cohen

“…This paper is an ethical exegesis of the biblical story of Gibeah, which concludes the Book of Judges (19–21), to show the catastrophic failure of the anti-political politics of the “community of virtue”, i.e., the rejection of power for the sake of moral society, such as proposed by libertarians, neo-liberals, anarchists and utopians. …”
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Style Characteristics of Individuality and Professional Competence of the Judge by Сергей Борисович Целиковский, Виктория Владимировна Гультяева

“…The analysis of psychological studies of professional activities of judges shows that the majority of them – being guided by ideas about its multifunctionality and multidimensionality, on the one hand, and high psycho-emotional tension, responsibility, social value, on the other – formulate extensive requirements to individual psychological qualities of the judge. …”
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Protecting Polish Judges from Political Control by Laurent Pech

“…In Case C-791/19, the found the new disciplinary regime for Polish judges to be incompatible with EU law while in Case C-204/21 R, the Vice-President of the ECJ ordered the immediate suspension of the application of the legislative provisions governing the jurisdiction of the infamous “Disciplinary Chamber”. …”
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Less is more?: On the number of judges and judicial efficiency by Spaić Bojan, Đorđević Mila

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Introduction: Gender and judging in the Middle East and Africa by Monika Lindbekk, Rania Maktabi

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Don’t Judge a Tumor by Its Biopsy! by Mia Demant, Iselin Saltvig, Hannah Trøstrup, Volker J. Schmidt, Jørgen Hesselfeldt

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A Metaphorical Etiology in Judges 18:12 by Uwe F. W. Bauer

“… At first glance, the names of the localities in Judg 18:12 do not seem to fit the framework of chapter 18. …”
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You Cannot Judge an Argument by its Closure by Daniel H. Cohen

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Judging Relative Onsets and Offsets of Audiovisual Events by Puti Wen, Collins Opoku-Baah, Minsun Park, Randolph Blake

“…Using an adaptive staircase task administered to a large sample of young adults, we find that the ability to judge temporal order varies widely among people, with notable difficulty created when auditory events closely follow visual events. …”
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Independence of the Judges of the European Court of Human Rights by Paulina Krukowska-Siembida

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The phenomenon of judge law or the “Hohfeld case” revisited by Korolev Sergey Viktorovich, Sangadzhiev Badma Vladimirovich, Sangadzhieva Klavdia Vasilievna, Khalatyan Raisa Fedorovna, Koroleva Liudmila Anatolievna

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Constitutional Status of Judges: Main Elements and their Characteristics by Pavlo Prokhorov

Subjects: “…constitutional status of judges; appointment of judges; irremovability; incompatibility; independence of judges…”
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Accuser, Judge and Paraclete - On conscience in Philo of Alexandria by H-J Klauck

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The role and authority of appeal judge in administrative dispute by Inga Vezmar Barle

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The Urgency of Arabic for Religious Court Judges in Indonesia by Aprina Chintya, Rasikh Adila

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Saccades Follow Perception When Judging Location by Funda Yildirim, Frans W. Cornelissen

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Upgrade of the NTU virtual judge software application by Ang, Siu Min

“…However, this process is extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive as the mentors are required to manually tabulate the scores from the different online judge platforms. As a result of the above, the Virtual Judge 2.0 application was developed, where the ICPC mentors could easily organize a contest on one system, while still utilizing the various online judge platforms for tracking of problems. …”
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The evolving role of the judge in digitally assisted adjudication by Vanderstichele, G

“…<p>The thesis analyses the evolving role of the judge in digitally assisted adjudication. It proposes two novel roles and one adapted role for the human judge, named co-designer, integrator, and overseer or quality controller respectively. …”