The Israel Bar Association, ignoring fierce opposition from representatives of the bench, recently decided to reinstitute the annual rating of judges by lawyers.
Does this serve to remind judges that they’re human, or is it populism at its most problematic?
The Israel Bar Association, ignoring fierce opposition from representatives of the bench, recently decided to reinstitute the annual rating of judges by lawyers.
Does this serve to remind judges that they’re human, or is it populism at its most problematic?
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