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Journal Article
Praxis and Paradox: Inside the Black Box of Eviction Court
2021
Overview
In the American legal system, we typically conceive of legal disputes as governed by specific rules and procedures, resolved in a formalized court setting, with lawyers shepherding both parties through an adversarial process involving the introduction of evidence and burdens of proof. The often-highlighted exception to this understanding is the mass, assembly-line processing of cases, whether civil or criminal, in large, urban, lower-level courts. The gap left unfilled by either of these two narratives is how \"court\" functions for the average unrepresented litigant in smaller and nonurban jurisdictions across the United States.
Publisher
Vanderbilt University, School of Law,Vanderbilt Law Review
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