Constitutional limits on extra-judicial activity by state judges : Wainohu and conundrums of incompatibility

Separation of powers limitations on extra-judicial activity - review of Kable principle and its rationale - impact of Wainohu on capacity of state judges to undertake three kinds of extra-judicial service - members of non-judicial tribunal - Royal Commissioners - executive officials - historic invol...

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Published in:The Sydney law review 2015-09, Vol.37 (3), p.301-327
Main Author: Wheeler, Fiona
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Incompatibility of offices
Judicial power
JUDICIARY
Laws, regulations and rules
SEPARATION OF POWERS
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Summary:Separation of powers limitations on extra-judicial activity - review of Kable principle and its rationale - impact of Wainohu on capacity of state judges to undertake three kinds of extra-judicial service - members of non-judicial tribunal - Royal Commissioners - executive officials - historic involvement of state judges in extra-judicial work - incompatibility conundrums - whether there should be separate or unified state and federal incompatibility tests.
ISSN:0082-0512