Efforts to economize and professionalize the administration of German courts regularly face massive resistance among the country's judiciary. Saskia Michel examines whether a modern and professionalized court administration based on the model used in the USA could improve the efficiency of Germany's courts. She presents a comprehensive description and analysis of the American system of court administration and management.
Efforts to economize and professionalize the administration of German courts regularly face massive resistance among the country's judiciary. Saskia Michel examines whether a modern and professionalized court administration based on the model used in the USA could improve the efficiency of Germany's courts. She presents a comprehensive description and analysis of the American system of court administration and management.
Saskia Michel
Geboren 1988; Studium der Rechtswissenschaften in Münster; 2013 Erste Juristische Prüfung; Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Öffentliches Recht und Politik der Universität Münster; Rechtsreferendariat im OLG-Bezirk Düsseldorf mit Stationen in Hanoi und London; 2020 Zweite Juristische Prüfung; seit 2020 Rechtsanwältin; 2020 Promotion.
Gerichtsverwaltung Court Management Richterliche Unabhängigkeit eJustice Richterwahl