There is not enough data in court decisions to provide good analytics for individual
judges in particular areas of law.
Not exact matches
The article also examines the implications
of computer inventorship for other
areas of patent
law — for example whether computers should replace the «skilled person» conventionally used to
judge a patent's inventiveness, since a computer would have an unlimited knowledge
of the
particular field
in question.
Furthermore,
in my view, it is preferable for the appellate
judge who becomes aware
of an Internet posting about a pending case, written by someone with
particular expertise
in the
area of the
law at issue, to read the posting instead
of refusing to consider it.
The more informed a
judge can become about the nuances
of a
particular area of the
law before issuing a ruling, the more likely it is that the court will issue the best possible ruling
in the case.
Legal principle must try «to keep the
law abreast
of the society
in which [the
judges] live and work»: «If the
law should impose upon the process
of «growing up» fixed limits where nature knows only a continuous process, the price would be artificiality and a lack
of realism
in an
area where the
law must be sensitive to human development and social change... Unless and until Parliament should think fit to intervene, the courts should establish a principle flexible enough to enable justice to be achieved by its application to the
particular circumstances proved by the evidence placed before them.»
It's because they aren't immersed enough
in a
particular practice
area (or court location) to know about trends
in the
law, the views
of judges on certain types
of approaches, whether their client's situation is emblematic
of a problem that is becoming systemic, and so on.
Judges, lawyers,
law librarians,
law students, and others rely on Quicklaw every day to identify case
law to support legal positions, to understand the
law in particular provinces or territories, to collect background information for factual discovery, and to keep abreast
of emerging legal issues
in particular areas of law.
In large commercial cases, and those in specialist areas of law, there is likely to be an increased use of docketing, ie the allocation of particular litigation or cases to a specific judg
In large commercial cases, and those
in specialist areas of law, there is likely to be an increased use of docketing, ie the allocation of particular litigation or cases to a specific judg
in specialist
areas of law, there is likely to be an increased use
of docketing, ie the allocation
of particular litigation or cases to a specific
judge.
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