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đ§ââď¸NAIJ PREZ JUDGE MIMI TSANKOV IN THE SPOTLIGHT!
Honorable Mimi TsankovU.S. Immigration JudgePresident, National Association of Immigration Judges (âNAIJâ) Dean Kevin Johnson reports on
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Same words, new definitions: Universal suffrage, autonomy, free speech â and now judicial independence?
Everyone knows about politicians who promise the moon and political hopefuls with policy agendas that never materialise. But such lapses can have
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Does Hong Kong still have judicial independence?
The opening of the legal year is the occasion for a speech by the Chief Justice. Some of this is traditionally devoted to practical matters â
Europe Court to issue infringement proceedings against Turkey for failure to release philanthropist
The Council of Europe Friday warned Turkey they would begin taking âinfringement proceedingsâ following the countryâs failure to release a
Nepal dispatches: top court adopts new case allotment system after CJ accused of bench manipulation
A dispute between the Chief Justice of Nepal and other members of the countryâs Supreme Court and bar has been going on for weeks now. With the
Poland constitutional tribunal rejects ECHR decision on legality of judgesâ appointments
Polandâs Constitutional Tribunal rejected a decision from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) Wednesday, ruling that the ECHR has no power to
EU court rules national judges cannot be disciplined for seeking court guidance
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) Tuesday held that EU law grants national judges a right to seek guidance from the CJEU, after a
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Richard Clayton QC: Will the Caribbean Court of Justice replace the Privy Council?
Logic suggests that replacing the Privy Council with the Caribbean Court of Justice (the CCJ) is not a question of whether â but when.  Since
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The End of the IPAB and Lessons on Concentration of Judicial Powers
Weâre pleased to bring to you this guest post by our former and one of the most prolific bloggers, Prashant Reddy. The End of the IPAB and Lessons
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Judicial Independence and the European Arrest Warrant. Systemic Challenges and Ways Forward
 Dr Leandro Mancano, Senior Lecturer in EU Law, Edinburgh Law School This blogpost is based on Leandro Mancano, âYouâll never work alone: A
Guest Post: Concerns Around the Tribunals Reform Ordinance
[This is a guest post by Shubhansh Thakur.] Tribunals were introduced into our justice dispensation system with the expectation to ease the burden
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Polish ruling partyâs "fake judges" before the European Court of Justice: Some comments on (decided) Case C-824/18 AB and (pending) Case C-132/20 Getin Noble Bank
  Laurent Pech, Professor of Law, University of Middlesex On 2 March 2021, the European Court of Justice issued its third judgment in a
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Polish ruling partyâs "fake judges" before the European Court of Justice: Some comments on (decided) Case C-824/18 AB and (pending) Case C-132/20 Getin Noble Bank
  Laurent Pech, Professor of Law, University of Middlesex On 2 March 2021, the European Court of Justice issued its third judgment in a
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âď¸??ââď¸??ââď¸STATING THE OBVIOUS: âIndependentâ Judges Donât Need Five Pages Of BS From A Glorified Court Administrator To Tell Them What Independence Means! â The PR Con Job & Gross Waste Of Resources On Attempts To âButt Coverâ For The Last Four Years Of
 âEyore In DistressâOnce A Symbol of Fairness, Due Process, & Best Practices, Now Gone âBelly Upâ âJusticeâStar ChamberStyle BIA
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David Stott: Ministerial Influence in Judicial Appointments â Taking Back Control?
Not since the Blair era has a government been so committed to a significant programme of constitutional reform as the Johnson government, but with