JUDGING THE JUDGES / by Chan, Nyarn Hoi, 1935-, author 568753

Subjects: “…Judges…”

Judging judges by Galligan, D

“…Such an approach is mistaken: judges and courts should be both independent and subject to evaluation.…”

JUDGING MORE BY JUDGING LESS by Enis Omerović, Andrea Grande

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National Judges and European Judges by Jacques Biancarelli

Subjects: “…national judges…”
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Judging similarity versus judging difference by Stephen Humphry, Paul Montuoro

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JUDGING SELECTION: APPOINTING CANADIAN JUDGES by Peter McCormick

“…Since the 1970s, the appointment of trial judges in Canada has generally involved an arms-length committee of professionals, although the structure of these committees and their role in the process has varied from province to province, as well as evolving over time. …”
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Do Female Judges Judge Better? by Ulrike Schultz

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The judge / by Martini, Steve, 1946-

Judging the Judges: finding value in these problematic characters by L R Martin

“…The biblical judges are well known for their less than exemplary behaviour. …”
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The Dismissal of Judges in Georgia – the case of Judge Mariamidze by Kobakhidze, Manana, Japaridze, Sophio, Mekhuzla, Ketevan

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How do judges judge racialized economic impact? by Atrey, S

“…Judges seem to accord an inordinately and inexplicably high level of deference to decision makers in the economic context. …”

Judge and jury / by Patterson, James, 1947-, Gross, Andrew

Women as judges / by 235529 Nik Noriani Nik Badli Shah

The Judge and the Anthropologist by Hermine C. Wiersinga

“… As a judge, I have the feeling that culture is related with anything and everything – and with nothing at all. …”
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Judging Migrants by Karlijn Luk, Samantha Sint Nicolaas

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The Statute and the Judge by Antoni Peretiatkowicz

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Judging interpretations by Hershovitz, S

“…I outline a view of interpretation I call almost pragmatism according to which the appropriate standards for judging an interpretation vary with the purpose for making the interpretation. …”

Pandering judges by Stevens, M, Vidal, J

“…Tenured public officials such as judges are often thought to be indifferent to the concerns of the elctorate and, as a result, potentially lacking in discipline but unlikely to pander to public opinion. …”

Let Them Be the Judge of That: Bias Cascade in Elite Dressage Judging by Inga Wolframm

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On the Issue of Judges’ Salary as an Element of the Constitutional and Legal Status of Judges by V. S. Vitkova, Y. O. Hrabova

“…The article focuses on the use of the categories of «permanent population» and «existing population» while applying the regional coefficients in determining the basic amount of salary of a judge, since the judge’s salary guarantees the independence of the judge and is an integral part of his constitutional legal status. …”
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