Sarah M. R. Cravens
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Also affiliated: Marquette University (2004); University of Akron (2004–2016); Washington and Lee University (2002–2023); Loyola Marymount University (2008); University of Tulsa (2016–2023)
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Sarah M. R. Cravens' research focuses on the judicial process, with a particular emphasis on judicial discretion, impartiality, and accountability. Her work examines the contexts that shape how judges exercise their judgment, including the implications of personal and professional integrity in decision-making. Cravens has investigated specific aspects of judicial conduct, such as the use of the term "clinical significance" in legal contexts and the mechanisms for judicial discipline, including the role of recording judges and retaining authority after resignations. She also explores the concept of judges acting as trustees, highlighting their duty to account for their actions and the opportunities for demonstrating virtue. Her scholarship has appeared in various legal and academic publications.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 17
- Citations: 9
Selected Publications
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Retaining authority in misconduct matters after judicial resignations (2026)
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Recording Judges: Filling Gaps to Improve Judicial Discipline (2023)
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