This book provides the first in-depth analysis of a wide variety
of legal problems and policy issues that directly involve the
judiciary, together with a discussion of the historical context of
these issues and their current implications. The methods of
nominating, appointing, and electing justices, and the provisions
and prohibitions governing judicial compensation, are first
examined. Grounds for judicial disqualification are presented, and
the regulation of political activity on the part of judges and
judicial candidates is considered. Three chapters relating to
judicial discipline deal with removal and other disciplinary
actions, as well as the criminal and civil liability of judges. The
authors focus on both the grounds for imposing discipline and the
various methods employed to evaluate and punish alleged
misconduct.
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