Theoretical accounts of compliance with
court orders emphasize the importance of transparency. Most
empirical studies of compliance center on high profile
political cases, largely ignoring the high-volume, quotidian
claims against the state for basic services that constitute
the largest share of court dockets in many jurisdictions.
This paper uses a unique dataset on compliance with orders
from the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of
Costa Rica to examine the determinants of compliance in low
salience cases. It finds that orders issued just after the
Court announced, in a press conference, that it was
monitoring compliance were implemented roughly two months
sooner than orders issued just prior to the press
conference. These findings suggest that publicity can
motivate compliance even in low salience cases.
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: |
Gauri, Varun,
Staton, Jeffrey K.,
Vargas Cullell, Jorge |
Language: | English en_US |
Published: |
World Bank, Washington, DC
2013-06
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Subjects: | ADMINISTRATIVE LAW,
BAIL,
BARGAINING,
CIVIL SOCIETY,
COMPLIANCE MONITORING,
CONSTITUTION,
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW,
CONSTITUTIONS,
COURTS,
CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
DECISION MAKING,
DIRECT PRESSURE,
DIRECTIVES,
DISABILITY,
DOMESTIC POLITICS,
ENFORCING COMPLIANCE,
FINAL STEP,
FIRE ALARMS,
HAZARDS,
HEARING,
HUMAN RESOURCES,
HUMAN RIGHTS,
HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES,
INTERNATIONAL LAW,
INTERNATIONAL TRADE,
JUDGES,
JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT,
JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS,
JUDICIAL REVIEW,
JURISDICTION,
JUSTICE SYSTEM,
LEGAL CONTEXT,
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS,
LEGAL REPRESENTATION,
LEGAL SYSTEMS,
LITIGATION,
MEDIA,
MONITORING COMPLIANCE,
MONITORING DATA,
MONITORING SYSTEM,
NEGATIVE EFFECT,
NEGOTIATIONS,
NONCOMPLIANCE,
OMBUDSMEN,
POLICY MAKERS,
PROBLEM AREAS,
PUBLIC INTEREST,
PUBLIC OFFICIALS,
PUBLIC PRESSURE,
RAISE AWARENESS,
SOCIAL RIGHTS,
SOCIAL SECURITY,
TRANSPARENCY,
VIOLENCE, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/06/17945127/public-strategy-compliance-monitoring
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/15886
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