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13 IJCA 1 (2022)

handle is hein.journals/ijca13 and id is 1 raw text is: International Journal,; For Court Administration, EDITORIAL GAR YEIN NG TIN BUNJEVAC PHILIP LANGRBROEK MARKUS ZIMMER *Author affiliations can be found in the back matter of this article Dear Readers Welcome to the first issue of the International Journal of Court Administration's 1311 volume. In this issue, some authors explore various methods of measuring court and judicial performance, others explore technological developments in courts, and we have one looking at court response to Covid. We get to visit India, Hungary, United States of America, the Netherlands, Italy, and the European Union. Finally, we have one book review on The Legal Legacy of the Special Court for Sierra Leone (2020), by Charles C. Jalloh. We hope that you enjoy the issue. Dinesh Kumar and Ram Manohar Singh, with the objective of exploring court performance and developing its scale, have conducted two interlocking studies in Exploring Court Performance and Developing its Scale. In study 1, they explored court performance conceptually. They identified the indicators of court performance through in-depth interviews of legal professionals and clients from the district courts of the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Interviews were analysed using thematic analysis. Based on interviews, they generated items and refined them by using a pilot study. After that, in Study 2, they surveyed court stakeholders to assess measurement dimensionality and reliability. The scale's dimensionality was tested using exploratory factor analysis and reliability was tested using Cronbach's alpha scores. The scale indicated three dimensions: quality of judicial activity, access to justice, and public trust, and excellent internal consistency reliability. This scale can be used to measure court performance by taking responses from legal professionals. CORRESPONDING AUTHOR: Gar Yein Ng University of Buckingham, GB garyeinng@gmail.com TO CITE THIS ARTICLE: Gar Yein Ng, Tin Bunjevoc, Philip Longrbroek and Markus Zimmer, Editorial (2022) 13(1) International Journal for Court Administration 1. DOI: https:Ildoi.org/0.36745/ ijca.446

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