Decisionmaking, independence and the judiciary

This article examines the relationship between judicial decision making and judicial independence. The article begins with an examination of judicial decisionmaking and moves into a discussion of the characteristics of judicial independence, both historically and in the present day. Next, the articl...

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Published in:International journal of public administration 1999-01, Vol.22 (2), p.261-284
Main Author: Hartmus, Diane M
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Decision Making
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DECISION-MAKING AND GAME THEORY
INDEPENDENCE
JUDICIARY
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STUDY OF HISTORY AS SUBJECT MATTER
United States
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INDEPENDENCE
JUDICIARY
Studies
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United States
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