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Main Author:
Shetreet, Shimon
Other Authors:
Chodosh, Hiram
,
Eric, Helland
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
Boston :
BRILL,
2021.
Subjects:
Judicial independence.
Online Access:
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Table of Contents:
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation
Notes on Contributors
Chapter 1 General Introduction
Part 1: Challenges to Judicial Independence
Part 2: Measuring Justice
Part 3: Judicial Independence and Impartiality
Part 4: Judicial Accountability
Part 5: Judicial Protection of Individual Rights
Part 6: Rule of Law and Democracy
Part 7: Appendices
Part 8: In Memoriam
Part 1 Challenges to Judicial Independence
Chapter 2 Reflections on the Changing Position of the Judiciary
1 Introduction of Lord Thomas by Lord Pannick qc
Reflections on the Changing Position of the Judiciary
1 The Factors That are Changing the Position of the Judiciary
A Factors That Have Already Had an Effect on the Position of the Judiciary
(1) The Acceptance of the Rule of Law
(2) The Importance of the Rule of Law to Commercial Development
(3) The Expansion of the Scope of the Rule of Law in Relation to Public Issues
(4) The Near Universal Acceptance of the Concept of Judicial Independence
(5) Criticism of the Judiciary
B Factors That Are Likely to Have an Effect on the Position of the Judiciary in the Future
(1) State Expenditures on the Justice Sector
(2) Digitalisation
(3) Globalisation
(4) Growth of Non-judicial Determination of Disputes
C The Response of the Judiciary
(1) Effective and Efficient Working and Governance of the Judiciary
(2) The Wider Duty of the Judiciary
Promoting Access to Justice and Securing Effective Court Administration
(2).1 Access to Justice
(2).2 Court Administration
(2).3 Engagement with the Public
(2).4 Holding others to Account
(2).5 Communications with the Media
(2).6 Public Accountability of the Judiciary
(3) Relations with the Other Branches of the State
(4) Relationships between National Judiciaries
2 Conclusion
Chapter 3 Threats to Judicial Independence: Traditional Transitions Challenged
A The British and U.S. Experiences
1 The British Experience
2 The American Experience with Political Conflicts
2.1 Jurisdiction Stripping
2.2 Impeachment
2.3 Court-Packing
2.4 Directing the Outcome of Cases
B Examples of Substantive Transitions in US Law
1 National Power and Fair Labor Standards
2 Free Speech
3 Race and Criminal Justice
C Internal Threats to U.S. Judicial Independence
1 Impartiality and Case Assignment
2 Corruption
3 Misconduct and Bias
D Challenges to U.S. State Judiciaries
1 Electoral Challenges
2 Impeachment Travails
3 An Institutional Challenge
E 5-Nines Reliability and Janus the God of Law
Chapter 4 The Rule of Universality and Particularity: Judicial Independence, Judicial Appointments, and Other Issues
Introduction
i Universality and Particularity
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