Judging judges
<p>The principle of independence of the judiciary, while fundamental to a society based on the rule of law, is sometimes used to preclude the evaluation of courts. Such an approach is mistaken: judges and courts should be both independent and subject to evaluation.</p> <p>How to ev...
Main Author: | Galligan, D |
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Other Authors: | The Centre for Socio-Legal Studies |
Format: | Report |
Language: | English |
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Foundation for Law, Justice and Society
2007
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