Norman Meyer access to justice, court administration, Court Roles and Purposes, Purposes and Responsibilities, Rule of Law, Vantage Point

What is meant by “Due Process?”

Last November’s blog post explored the meaning of the Rule of Law.[i]  That post presented four universal Rule of Law principles: Accountability -The government as well as private actors are accountable under the law. Just Law – The law is clear, publicized, and stable and is applied evenly. It ensures human rights as well as … Continue reading What is meant by “Due Process?”

Norman Meyer access to justice, Caseflow Management and Workflow Practices, court administration, Public Perception and Trust in the Courts, Rule of Law, Vantage Point

A “Court” System in Trouble

The United States Immigration Courts are very much in the news as the current federal administration makes immigration issues a major priority. As the adjudicator of the status of immigrants, Immigration Courts play a very important role in applying the Rule of Law.  Unfortunately, the Immigration Court system has a long history of being under … Continue reading A “Court” System in Trouble

Norman Meyer court administration, Court Roles and Purposes, International, Rule of Law, Vantage Point

Demystifying and Measuring the Rule of Law

Next week I am delivering a talk for the Albuquerque International Association on “Demystifying and Measuring the Rule of Law Worldwide.”[i] In an era where the term Rule of Law is frequently invoked yet often misused and misunderstood, this talk aims to demystify its meaning and global significance. Drawing on extensive experience in both U.S. … Continue reading Demystifying and Measuring the Rule of Law