미국 민사소송제도에서 약식판결(Summary Judgment)의 역할과 변화 -정의, 효율, 그리고 이데올로기-Summary Judgment in US Civil Litigation and its Change -Efficiency, Justice and Ideology-
- Other Titles
- Summary Judgment in US Civil Litigation and its Change -Efficiency, Justice and Ideology-
- Authors
- 변진석
- Issue Date
- Feb-2014
- Publisher
- 건국대학교 법학연구소
- Keywords
- summary judgment; discovery; substantive due process; explosion of litigation; trilogy of summary judgment; freedom of contract; lockner period; 약식판결; 증거개시; 실체적 적법절차; 소송의 폭발; 약식판결 3부작; 계약자유의 원칙
- Citation
- 일감법학, v.27, pp 409 - 442
- Pages
- 34
- Journal Title
- 일감법학
- Volume
- 27
- Start Page
- 409
- End Page
- 442
- URI
- https://scholarworks.sookmyung.ac.kr/handle/2020.sw.sookmyung/6102
- DOI
- 10.35148/ilsilr.2014..27.409
- ISSN
- 1975-9789
- Abstract
- This paper attempts to analyze Rule 56 Summary Judgment of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in terms of the change and development of purpose and operation over the entire history of the rule. The rule has two conflicting nature. One is the pursuit of efficiency and the other is, as a result of the first nature, the possibility of restricting people’s right to day in court. This two faced aspect of the Summary Judgment resulted in a three-part, cyclical change from emphasis on the efficiency of early 20th Century, through, post 1938 reformist period, limited use of the rule to the mid 1980s’ active expansion of the use of summary judgment. Behind this change, there have been laissez-faire capitalism of pre-Depression period, and New Deal reform and liberal period of 1930s through to 1960s. Finally, as a result of explosion of litigation in the 1970s and conservative trends in the 1980s of American society, the Supreme Court change the course of summary judgment with Trilogy of Summary of 1986 expanding and supporting the use of summary judgment.
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