In Federalist 22, Hamilton noted that unless people have faith in judges and respect their judgments, "laws are a dead letter ...

Each year on May 1, our country observes Law Day—a civic tradition first proclaimed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1958 ...

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Attacks on the rule of law can pave the way for broader abuses of power and the deterioration of fundamental freedoms.

Which I think points to the real problem with adopting judicial elections in our current ... but rather simply making more obvious the political biases that everyone involved already possesses.

The Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics responds ... entity that does business with the law firm, where the judge’s spouse has no discretion or decision-making authority and has no ...

A critical evaluation of judicial law-making is undertaken through an examination of the developing phenomenon of legislative intervention in the field of contract law. In order to fulfil the second ...