"Therapeutic Jurisprudence" by Barbara A. Babb and David B. Wexler
Barbara A. Babb, University of Baltimore School of Law Follow David B. Wexler, University of Puerto Rico & University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law Follow Book Chapter 2014 Therapeutic jurisprudence, developed in the late 1980s, is a field of inquiry. It is a lens through which to examine the effects of substantive laws, legal rules, Iegal procedures, and the behavior of legal actors, including judges, lawyers, court personnel, and service providers, on the psychological and emotional well·being of justice system participants, including the Iegal actors themselves. Therapeutic Jurisprudence is a perspective or framework, and its use suggests the need to conduct empirical research to determine whether outcomes resulting from the application of substantive laws, legal rules, and legal procedures and from the behavior of legal actors have therapeutic (helpful) or antitherapeutic (harmful) consequences, both intended and unintended. In addition, therapeutic jurisprudence invol
Barbara A. Babb, University of Baltimore School of LawFollow David B. Wexler, University of Puerto Rico & University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of LawFollow Document Type Book Chapter Publication Date 2014 Abstract Therapeutic jurisprudence, developed in the late 1980s, is a field of inquiry. It is a lens through which to examine the effects of substantive laws, legal rules, Iegal procedures, and the behavior of legal actors, including judges, lawyers, court personnel, and service providers, on the psychological and emotional well·being of justice system participants,…
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