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Assessing the Argument for Specialized Courts: Evidence from Family Courts in SpainNuno M. GaroupaUniversity of Illinois College of Law Natalia JorgensenFoundation for Applied Economic Research (FEDEA) Pablo VazquezFoundation for Applied Economic Research (FEDEA) April 2010 International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family, Vol. 24, Issue 1, pp. 54-66, 2010 Abstract: Specialized courts have become a key component of the legal reform packages implemented in civil law countries, particularly, in the area of family law. One argument for this policy is that they are able to reach a decision faster than the regular courts, which are normally congested. We use data from a survey of Spanish family courts in the region of Madrid to test this claim. After controlling for other relevant variables, the econometric results did not provide strong support for specialized courts. Accepted Paper Series Date posted: February 8, 2010Suggested CitationContact Information
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