Appeal¶
Shapiro, M. (1980). Appeal. Law & Society Review, 14(3), 629-661.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
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Mechanisms¶
- Oversight Board
- Its strength is that it institutionalizes appellate review — the structural separation of the body that first decides from the body that hears the challenge — so a consequential decision is no longer final in the hands that made it.
This sourceAnalyzes appellate review as higher-court reconsideration of lower-court decisions to correct error and impose uniformity within a judicial hierarchy.
- Its strength is that it institutionalizes appellate review — the structural separation of the body that first decides from the body that hears the challenge — so a consequential decision is no longer final in the hands that made it.
Verification¶
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