Apprehended bias and interlocutory judgments

Examination of current operation of the bias rule in relation to interlocutory judgments - tensions between impartiality and efficiency - why interlocutory judgments create appearance of bias - analysis of bias rule through examination of two cases - whether principle of apprehended bias allows for...

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Published in:The Sydney law review 2013-12, Vol.35 (4), p.761-780
Main Author: Olijnyk, Anna
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
BIAS
Interlocutory decisions
JUDGMENTS
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Summary:Examination of current operation of the bias rule in relation to interlocutory judgments - tensions between impartiality and efficiency - why interlocutory judgments create appearance of bias - analysis of bias rule through examination of two cases - whether principle of apprehended bias allows for efficiency-driven innovation in court procedure.
ISSN:0082-0512