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Ah, I see. Thanks. What I don't see is how anyone who is inherently subject to popular opinion can possibly rule impartially in the interests of justice, but t
by Silhouette 10y ago
Ah, I see. Thanks.
What I don't see is how anyone who is inherently subject to popular opinion can possibly rule impartially in the interests of justice, but that's a different question.
- protomyth 10y agoI guess people feel the ability to vote out a judge balances versus the problems. It also probably keeps some flaky political appointees from becoming judges.