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Empirical Judicial Research

The Empirical Judicial Research initiative provides a unique research space and testbed to produce innovative or validate existing judicial practices and policies

CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2024

We are calling for proposals from potential applicants for grants to undertake judicial empirical research in the fields of justice and the courts, judgecraft and bench skills, judicial education or other relevant fields that either validate or promote innovative court policies and practices in Singapore.

Download the application form to submit your proposal.

EJR_Application_2024

Closing Date: 30 April 2024

PUBLISHED PROJECTS
Dispute Settlement for ASEAN Businesses under the Belt and Road Initiative: New Possibilities and Directions
Litigants-In-Person: Principles and Practice in Civil and Family Matters in Singapore
Schemes of Arrangements in Singapore: Empirical and Comparative Analyses
Do Better Lawyers Win More Often? Measures of Advocate Quality and Their Impact in Singapore's Supreme Court
The State of Legal Innovation in Asia-Pacific
International Divorces in Singapore: A Study of Trends from Cases Filed in the Family Courts
Singapore as a Centre for International Commercial Litigation: Party Autonomy to the Fore
How Should the Court Know Whether a Dispute is Ready and Suitable for Mediation? An Empirical Analysis of the Singapore Courts’ Referral of Civil Disputes to Mediation
Emphatic Plea for the Empathic Judge
Tort of Defamation Before the Singapore Courts 1965–2015: A Comparative and Empirical Study
An Empirical Study on the Singapore Court of Appeal’s Citation of Academic Works: Reflections on the Relationship Between Singapore’s Judiciary and Academia
How and Why do Judges Cite Academics? Evidence from the Singapore High Court
To Negotiate, Mediate or Litigate? Examining the Durability of Divorce Outcomes in the Singapore Family Courts

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Empirical Judicial Research

CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2024

PUBLISHED PROJECTS

Singapore Courts