The Judges’ Journal

    The Division's award-winning quarterly publication is one of the nation's foremost judicial journals and the authoritative source on innovations in the justice system. The Judges' Journal is designed to keep members current on issues affecting the courts and promote discussion about the direction of the judicial process. As part of your membership in the Judicial Division, you will enjoy a complimentary subscription to this publication (a $39 value).

    Administrative Law Judges

    As an integral part of the executive branch, the administrative law system must be able to act independently to remain impartial and free from corruption. Authors in this issue of The Judges’ Journal speak to the daily trials of their profession and also the philosophical underpinnings of adjudication, including the government that hires them.

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    Technology Column

    Judge Herbert B. Dixon, Jr. has retired from the Superior Court of the District of Columbia after 30 years of service. He writes the Journal's Technology Column.

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    Judicial Ethics Column

    Marla N. Greenstein is the Executive Director of the Alaska Commission on Judicial Conduct and the author for the Judicial Ethics Column.

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