2013Problems of LegalityOpen access

Violation of judicial oath as the constitutional as the responsibility of judges

О.М. Овчаренко

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The author analyzes breaches of judicial oath as a reason for legal liability of a judge. Based on the provisions of national legislation, judicial practice, and international legal standards significant signs of the violation of judicial oath are presented.

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The author analyzes breaches of judicial oath as a reason for legal liability of a judge. Based on the provisions of national legislation, judicial practice, and international legal standards significant signs of the violation of judicial oath are presented.

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The author analyzes breaches of judicial oath as a reason for legal liability of a judge. Based on the provisions of national legislation, judicial practice, and international legal standards significant signs of the violation of judicial oath are presented.

Key concepts: Oath, Law, Political science, Liability, Legislation, Judicial discretion, Judicial review

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