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Judicial Influence and the United States Federal District Courts: A Case Study

Date Issued
May 1, 2014
Author(s)
Hickerson, Justin R  
Advisor(s)
Anthony Nownes
Additional Advisor(s)
Ted Brown
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/9998
Subjects

Robert L. Taylor

Federal Courts

District Courts

United States

Judiciary

Political Science

Disciplines
Business Organizations Law
Civil Law
Civil Procedure
Civil Rights and Discrimination
Common Law
Constitutional Law
Contracts
Courts
Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure
Education Law
First Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Government Contracts
Judges
Jurisdiction
Labor and Employment Law
Law and Gender
Law and Politics
Law and Society
Law Enforcement and Corrections
Legal Education
Legal History
Legal Writing and Research
Legislation
Litigation
Organizations Law
Other Law
President/Executive Department
Torts
Major
Political Science|||Honors Political Science
Political Science
Minor
Communication Studies
Comments

This paper will show that East Tennessee Federal District Judge Robert L. Taylor is a prime example of the influence that a single judge can have on the federal judicial system. Judge Taylor’s influence will be proven by an examination of the following factors: caseload management, affirmation/reversal rate of his decisions, citations of his decisions in other cases, the impact of his decisions on East Tennessee, and on the federal judiciary generally, and other miscellaneous categories.

Embargo Date
May 4, 2014
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