The Government has launched a new nationwide consultation into the way it appoints judges, the Minister of Justice announced today (25 October). The paper - dubbed 'The Governance of Britain: Judicial Appointments' - will examine the role currently played by the executive in the judicial selection process and investigate whether more steps should be taken to limit its involvement.
October 25, 2007 at 11:58 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government has launched a new nationwide consultation into the way it appoints judges, the Minister of Justice announced today (25 October).
The paper – dubbed ‘The Governance of Britain: Judicial Appointments’ – will examine the role currently played by the executive in the judicial selection process and investigate whether more steps should be taken to limit its involvement.
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