Order in the Courts: A History of the Federal Court Clerk's Office

摘要

Contents: Acknowledgments; Introduction; Federal Court Clerks in the New Nation and the Early Republic, 1789-1839; Pure and Honest Beyond Suspicion: The Clerks and the Emergence of Executive Branch Supervision of the Federal Courts, 1839-1869; The Clerks and Court Reform, 1870-1919; Toward a More Efficient and Independent Judiciary: The Federal Court Clerks Association, The Judicial Conference, and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, 1919-1969; The Emergence of the Court Executive, 1970-1981; Court Administration in the Information Age: The Automated Clerk's Office; Chronology, and A Note on Sources for Additional Research at the National Archives.