Appointing Judges in an Age of Judicial Power

Appointing Judges in an Age of Judicial PowerAuthor: Kate Malleson ISBN: 9780802093813 Publisher: University of Toronto Press Year first published: 14 Mar 2006 Pages: 450 Format: Paperback softback The global expansion in judicial power has led to a growing interest in the way judges are chosen. Reform of the judicial selection process is on the political agenda in many countries but the nature of that process differs according to the type of process used whether a career judiciary, an elected

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