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News and Resources

Summary

The following links contain information and resources about judicial independence.

In addition to the information posted on this web site, the Center for Judicial Independence also maintains files on all fifty states and the District of Columbia and can provide information on federal judicial independence issues.

 
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  • Attacks on Judges:  Why They Fail
    In testimony before a U.S. Senate subcommittee, Barry Friedman (Professor at NYU School of Law, Secretary of the American Judicature Society, and Co-Chair of the Task Force for the Center for Judicial Independence) recounts that the American people consistently reject challenges to an independent federal judiciary. Reprinted from Judicature, the journal of the American Judicature Society, January-February 1998.
  • Judicial independence and human rights protection around the world
    by Linda Camp Keith
    A truly independent judiciary is expected to be able to counter incursions upon individual rights by other branches of the government. How effective are national constitutional provisions on judicial independence in achieving this goal?

  • Publications
    Information on articles and publications related to judicial independence.

  • Links
    Links to additional judicial independence resources on the web.




 
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