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Judicial Elections and Judicial Behaviour

Abstract This chapter reviews the evidence about how electing judges, rather than appointing them, affects judicial behaviour. It argues that judicial elections direct judges to respond to public preferences just as elite re-appointment mechanisms lead judges to pay increased attention to the desires of legislators and executives.
Michael J. Nelson, Michael Burnham
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JUDICIAL DECISIONS

The Italian Yearbook of International Law Online, 2004
IOVANE, MASSIMO, Cataldi Giuseppe
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Judicial Cultures and Judicial Independence

Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies, 2001
In this article, I argue that apparently common values, such as ‘judicial independence’ have significantly different meanings in different judicial cultures. As an illustration, I take Sweden and Spain, countries with very different histories and institutional arrangements.
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Judicial chemistry

Nature Chemistry, 2011
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Judicial Diagnosis

Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1983
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Judicial Punishment

2005
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Judicial Discretion*

The Journal of Philosophy, 1963
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Judicial Power: From Judicial Review to Judicial Overreach

Indian Journal of Public Administration, 2010
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Judicial support

2017
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Judicial Assistance and Judicial Intervention

2014
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