The Culture of Judicial Independence¶
Shetreet, S., & Forsyth, C. (2012). The Culture of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations and Practical Challenges.
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- Editorial Independence
- The alternative accountability channel is appellate review and judicial-conduct boards — the judge is answerable, but through the legal hierarchy, not through the litigants.
This sourceSurveys appellate review and judicial-conduct mechanisms as the accountability channel that runs through the legal hierarchy rather than the litigants.
- The alternative accountability channel is appellate review and judicial-conduct boards — the judge is answerable, but through the legal hierarchy, not through the litigants.
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