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Five years of Question of the Month
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Most judges appear to prefer the judiciary handle its own problems rather than having the executive or legislative branches get more involved. But some say self-policing isn’t working all that well, and it...
Judges prefer the judiciary police itself, but there are concerns
Most judges appear to prefer the judiciary handle its own problems rather than having the executive or legislative branches get more involved. But some say self-policing isn’t working all that well, and it...
Our December Question of the Month asked judges which of the following they’d most enjoy receiving this holiday season: a new gavel, a new robe, a new chair, new attorneys or something else. New chairs ...
Judges have some surprising wishes this holiday season
Our December Question of the Month asked judges which of the following they’d most enjoy receiving this holiday season: a new gavel, a new robe, a new chair, new attorneys or something else. New chairs ...
Five years of Question of the Month
Judges prefer the judiciary police itself, but there are concerns
Judges have some surprising wishes this holiday season
Judges say verbal attacks on them in court aren’t up, but something else is
Most judges appear to support term limits for Supreme Court justices
How often does a judge end up sentencing someone for breaking a law the judge personally disagrees with?
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