Review:
Judicial Independence
overall review score: 4.5
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Judicial independence is the principle that the judiciary should be separate from other branches of government and not subject to improper influence.
Key Features
- Separation from other branches of government
- Freedom from political pressure
- Impartial decision-making
- Protection of individual rights
Pros
- Ensures fair and impartial administration of justice
- Safeguards against potential abuse of power
- Preserves democracy and rule of law
Cons
- Can sometimes lead to disagreements with other branches of government
- May slow down legal processes in certain cases