Collaborative Research on the Political Control of Trial Court Judges

初审法院法官政治控制的协同研究

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    0318033
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 10.89万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2003
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2003-07-01 至 2005-06-30
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

This proposal undertakes research on the origins and implications of different methods for the selection, retention, and direct control of trial court judges in the American states. The research project addresses two interrelated questions: (1) How are trial judges' decisions in office influenced by a) the method of choosing them and b) formal constraints on their discretion? (2) What explains variation in formal constraints on trial judge discretion in the American states? Trial judges are powerful actors in the American political system and the method of choosing and otherwise constraining them have been debated since the American founding. Concerns with judicial power have not, however, generated commensurate comparative empirical research on the consequences for trial judge behavior of different selection systems or ex ante constraints on judicial discretion. Moreover, political scientists have not undertaken much comparative work to explain variation in the adoption of restrictions on trial judge discretion. We seek to remedy this weakness by constructing and testing an agency-theoretic model of the selection, retention, and direct control of trial judges. This research will assist in providing empirical evidence for, and will contribute to, ongoing public policy debates about the consequences of different rules for selecting and retaining trial court judges. Unlike existing research on selection systems that focuses on voter behavior, electoral outcomes, or descriptive characteristics of judges, the researchers undertake a direct comparative examination of trial judge behavior. Further, they seek to understand how ex ante constraints on discretion like sentencing guidelines and mandatory sentences interact with selection systems to influence trial judges' behavior. While political scientists have examined the behavior of appellate court judges in different electoral systems, these findings maynot extend to the actions of the more numerous and less publicly visible trial judges whose actions in large part govern the case-by-case application of the state's coercive authority. The researchers will continue research currently underway, to compile three datasets for quantitative analysis and to conduct unstructured qualitative interviews with sitting trial judges in a variety of institutional contexts. The project offers two significant downstream benefits. First, the investigators construct and document three datasets detailing judicial sentencing behavior, the selection experience and biographical characteristics of trial judges, and the nature of direct constraints on judicial discretion. These datasets and accompanying documentation will be placed in the public domain. These datasets will complement research on state appellate courts and allow other researchers to conduct comparative research on judicialselection, trial judge behavior, and state criminal justice policymaking. Second, undertaking this research will provide opportunities to enhance the training of graduate students by involving them in the construction, documentation, and analysis of the datasets used in this project.
该提案对美国各州选拔、保留和直接控制初审法院法官的不同方法的起源和影响进行了研究。本研究针对两个相互关联的问题:(1)审判法官的决定如何受到a)选择他们的方法和B)对他们自由裁量权的正式限制的影响?(2)如何解释美国各州对初审法官自由裁量权的形式限制的差异?审判法官是美国政治制度中的一个强有力的角色,自美国建国以来,对审判法官的选择和约束方法一直存在争议。然而,对司法权力的关注并没有产生相应的比较实证研究,研究不同的选拔制度或对司法自由裁量权的事先限制对审判法官行为的后果。 此外,政治学家没有进行太多的比较工作来解释限制初审法官自由裁量权的变化。我们试图通过构建和测试代理理论模型的选择,保留和审判法官的直接控制来弥补这一弱点。这项研究将有助于提供经验证据,并将有助于正在进行的公共政策辩论的后果不同的规则选择和保留审判法院法官。与现有的研究选择系统,侧重于选民的行为,选举结果,或法官的描述性特征,研究人员进行了审判法官行为的直接比较检查。此外,他们试图了解如何事先限制自由裁量权,如量刑指南和强制性判决与选择系统的相互作用,以影响审判法官的行为。虽然政治学家已经研究了上诉法院法官在不同选举制度下的行为,但这些发现可能并不适用于人数更多、公众较少的审判法官的行为,他们的行为在很大程度上决定了国家强制权力的个案应用。 研究人员将继续目前正在进行的研究,汇编三个数据集进行定量分析,并在各种制度背景下对现任审判法官进行非结构化定性访谈。该项目提供了两个重要的下游效益。首先,调查人员构建并记录了三个数据集,详细描述了司法量刑行为,审判法官的选择经验和传记特征,以及对司法自由裁量权的直接约束的性质。这些数据集和随附文件将被置于公共领域。这些数据集将补充对州上诉法院的研究,并允许其他研究人员对司法选择,审判法官行为和州刑事司法政策制定进行比较研究。第二,开展这项研究将提供机会,以加强研究生的培训,让他们参与建设,文件和分析本项目中使用的数据集。

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    1555494
  • 财政年份:
    2016
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    $ 10.89万
  • 项目类别:
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Doctoral Dissertation Research in Political Science: Citizen Reactions to Political Disagreement
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    1223615
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    Standard Grant
Doctoral Dissertation in Law and Social Science: Attacking the Court: The Logic of An American Tradition
法律和社会科学博士论文:攻击法院:美国传统的逻辑
  • 批准号:
    0719031
  • 财政年份:
    2007
  • 资助金额:
    $ 10.89万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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