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We already have it - it’s the 3 branches of government that provide for an independent judiciary.

• skywal_l 5y ago
  In theory. I believe the system was setup to ensure that the judicial system is independent from the executive branch. However, we have seen the nefarious influence of money in politics which is now starting to encroach on the judicial system too: https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-judges-brokers-traded-stocks-of-litigants-during-cases-walmart-pfizer-11634306192 https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-judges-brokers-traded-s... https://iadllaw.org/2020/09/more-than-200-lawyers-file-judicial-complaint-against-judge-lewis-a-kaplan-over-abusive-targeting-of-human-rights-advocate-steven-donziger/ https://iadllaw.org/2020/09/more-than-200-lawyers-file-judic...
• pbhjpbhj 5y ago
  In USA? Judiciary are political appointees aren't they. Apologies if that was a joke.
  • MR4D 5y ago
    It depends. Some are elected and some are appointed. There are advantages and disadvantages to both.