The Many Faces of Judicial Independence
Charles L. Zelden
Abstract
Charles L. Zelden
Abstract
Excerpt In the last decade, the cost of running for judicial office in America has exploded, doubling to over $200-million nationwide. With each election cycle, running for judicial office has only grown costlier, as ever-larger amounts of money are raised, and then spent, to elect state judges. As the cost of running for judicial office has grown, so too have charges of vote-buying and undue influence.
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Excerpt In the last decade, the cost of running for judicial office in America has exploded, doubling to over $200-million nationwide. With each election cycle, running for judicial office has only grown costlier, as ever-larger amounts of money are raised, and then spent, to elect state judges. As the cost of running for judicial office has grown, so too have charges of vote-buying and undue influence.
Key concepts: Supreme court, Judicial independence, Law, Political science, Certiorari, Economic Justice, Jury, Judicial activism