A World-Threatening Feeling: Grief, Moral Injury, and Institutional Loss in Rural Courts – Fordham Law Review

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A World-Threatening Feeling: Grief, Moral Injury, and Institutional Loss in Rural Courts

March 1, 2025

Tags: burnout, grief, institutional loss, judges, law and society, legal ethics and professional responsibility, legal profession, moral injury, rural courts, stress

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