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Judicial Independence in Pakistan: Myth, Model, or Moving Target?

Journal of Social and Organizational Matters
The concept of judicial independence in Pakistan is often used as a constitutional ideal but it is contested as being dealing as an operational fact. The research draws parallels between de jure protection and de facto autonomy in critical episodes of ...
Kamran Abdullah
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Institutional guarantees of judicial independence and integrity of judges

Slovo of the National School of Judges of Ukraine
As a complex mini-system, the judiciary has internal reserves to ensure its independence, which is crucial in guaranteeing the separation of powers and protection of human rights. The article presents the institutional guarantees of judicial independence
M. Savchyn
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THE PRINCIPLE OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: CHALLENGES AND RISKS

Politology bulletin
The relevance of the topic is обусловлена the ongoing digital transformation of the judiciary and the transition of judicial proceedings into the digital domain.
Ruslan Pakhomov
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Internal and External Judicial Accountability Machanism in Pakistan: A Balanced Approch

ACADEMIA International Journal for Social Sciences
In Pakistan, judicial accountability is one of the main issues of concern, especially because there is a need to reconcile judicial independence with the requirements of judicial transparency and the confidence of the public. This study will evaluate the
Hafiz Syed Abdul Mateen
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Judicial accountability and independence: their relationship with economic growth and effects of judicial corruption on the economy

Jus & Justicia
The purpose of this article is to examine the responsibilities and independence of the judicial system, referring to the Albanian judicial system, its connection to corruption, and the consequences it has on the economy.
Kevin S. Myrto
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Judicial Independence in the International Criminal Court

Leiden Journal of International Law, 2002
Judges in international tribunals have historically been subject to political pressures which might influence the independence of their position. The Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court has created a system in which judges are selected by political representatives of state parties, without any independent screening process.
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How Judicial Independence Enables Constitutional Fidelity

Social Science Research Network
Judicial independence is commonly defended as insulation from political pressure, but that account leaves unanswered a more fundamental question: independent for what purpose.
Mnotho Ngcobo
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Synergy Between The Judicial Commission and The Supreme Court in Supervising Judges: Strengthening Accountability Without Harming The Independence of The Judicial Power

International Journal of Science and Environment (IJSE)
Judicial oversight constitutes a crucial instrument in preserving the integrity, accountability, and public trust in the judiciary. Within the Indonesian constitutional framework, judicial oversight is exercised by two principal institutions: the ...
Amil Shadiq
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Judicial Activism, Judicial Independence and Judicial Hubris: The Case of International Courts

2015
Judicial activism is cause for concern in many democratic countries. In a narrow sense, judicial activism can mean judicial nullification of democratically enacted laws; more broadly, it implies the making or imposition of public policy by judicial decree. There are times when judicial activism may be warranted; there are also times when it is an abuse
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Measuring judicial independence in international law

Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2017
This article searches for paths, frameworks and modules for the measurement and evaluation of judicial independence in international law. First, it discusses the measurability of the concept. Judicial independence, both as such and especially at the international level, is very difficult to measure, given the ambivalence of some proxies and variables ...
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