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Judicial Comparativism and Judicial Diplomacy

Law, David S. - 2015

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The Absent State : Failures of the Judicial System, Dependent and Corrupted Courts, Police and Security Services

Yanovskiy, Konstantin - 2013

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Rule of law and judicial independence

Trindade, João Carlos - 2020

clear or well-intentioned. Real structural reforms need to be made for the judiciary to be able to affirm itself as a real …

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Judicial quality in the EU

Gutmann, Jerg; Voigt, Stefan - 2017

these two effects can explain why judicial reforms that should be conducive to an independent judiciary may seem to have …

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A Network Analysis of Judicial Cross-Citations in Europe

Siems, Mathias - 2022

Recent years have seen a growing literature on cross-citations (i.e. citations between courts from different countries). What explains why such cross-citations occur between some courts but not others? This paper addresses this question with original data on 2,967 citations between the...

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Confidence in the Judicial System and Court Experience : Evidence from Brazil

Sampaio, Joelson Oliveira; De-Losso, Rodrigo; Cunha, … - 2014

the judiciary, there is a gap on the causal relationship between these two variables. The purpose of this paper is to … examine the causal relationship between confidence in the judicial system and utilization of the judiciary in Brazil. To … judiciary, we used instrumental variable approach: IV Probit. We used the news of corruption (front page coverage of corruption …

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Judicial Anti-Corruption Campaigns as Quests for Judicial Reputation

Hogic, Nedim - 2023

settings. The three largest anticorruption campaigns led by the judiciary which occurred in Italy, Brazil, and Romania have …

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Legal Doctrine and Judicial Review of Eminent Domain in China

Mao, Wenzheng; Qiao, Shitong - 2021

Which of the three legal doctrines of public use, just compensation, and due process is the most effective in constraining abuses of eminent domain power? This paper addresses this question for the first time and presents the first-ever systematic investigation of the judicial review of eminent...

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Judicial Campaign Financing : An Ever Present Threat to Judicial Independence

Morath, Sarah - 2013

The different processes by which state judges are selected is an increasingly popular topic for discussion amongst legal scholars and practitioners. While many law review articles and discussions advocate for one method of judicial selection over the other, this article addresses one specific...

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Judicial Consensus

Orentlicher, David - 2021

Like Congress and other deliberative bodies, the Supreme Court decides its cases by majority vote. If at least five out of the nine justices come to an agreement, their view prevails. But why is that the case? Majority voting for the Court is not spelled out in the Constitution, a federal...

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