The Justice System
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N’importe quoi
La contestation de la nomination du juge Leckey à la Cour supérieure est sans fondement Continue reading
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Due Process among Humans
Do law-breakers deserve due process, or is it only a device to protect the innocent? Continue reading
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Are You Talking to Me?
Courts seek to shape public opinion; but should they? Continue reading
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Levelling Down
The Supreme Court’s decision to remove pre-1970 decisions from its website isn’t much of a win for bilingualism Continue reading
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The Bigger Picture
The Chief Justice’s aversion to translating old Supreme Court decisions rests on even more misunderstandings than has been said so far Continue reading
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Fairy Tales
When judges talk about public confidence in the judiciary, they don’t really mean public opinion about the judiciary Continue reading
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Thick-Skin Ethics
An update on the story of a thin-skinned judge Continue reading
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An Inglorious Triumph
Introducing a new article about the US legal conservative movement and its inglorious triumph during the Trump presidency Continue reading
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¿Por qué no se calla?
The Chief Justice’s annual press conference is unseemly and inappropriate Continue reading
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A Strategy against Lethargy?
Can courts order the government to appoint judges promptly? It’s complicated, but probably not Continue reading
