The Culture of Judicial Independence in a Globalised World

This Volume 'the Culture Of Judicial Independence In A Globalized World', Is An Academic Continuation Of The Previous Three Volumes: 'judicial Independence: The Contemporary Debate', Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet And Chief Justice Deschenes (martinus Nijhoff Publishers 1985), 'the Culture Of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations And Practical Challenges' Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet And Professor Christopher Forsyth (martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2012), And 'the Culture Of Judicial Independence: Rule Of Law And World Peace' Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet (martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2014). This Volume Offers Papers And Studies By Academics, Judges And Practitioners From Many Jurisdictions On Judicial Independence - Both National And International. Introduction -- The Impact Of International Law On Judicial Independence In Domestic Law : The Jurisprudence Of The European Court Of Human Rights / Shimon Shetreet -- Reflections On Judicial Independence / Marcel Storme -- Judicial Independence And Judicial Accountability : Two Sides Of The Same Coin / Sophie Turenne -- Judicial Independence In Italy / Giuseppe Franco Ferrari -- Administrative Justice And The Independence Of The Judiciary / Graham Zellick -- Limits Of The Law / Esther Hayut -- The Presence Of Religious Symbols In Public Schools : The Attitudes Of Italian Courts Between Historical Legacy And Protection Of Minority Beliefs / Daniela Cavallini -- The Dark Side Of Counter-terrorism : The Argument For A More Enlightened Approach Based On A Constitutional Law Paradigm / Arianna Vedaschi -- Judicial Creativity In Australia And Implications For Judicial Independence / H.p. Lee -- Judicial Independence Without Power : Norms In Search Of Law / Wayne Mccormack -- Conflict Of Interests As An Exclusionary Factor In The Judicial Nomination Process / Sergey Nikitin -- Attaining Justice For Foreign Parties In Domestic Courts / Fryderyk Zoll -- The Role Of The Legal Profession In Protecting Judicial Independence / Jennifer Temkin -- Relations Between Top Courts And Supra-national Courts / Shimon Shetreet -- Constitutional Review By The Brazilian Supreme Court : The Case Of Civil Arrest / Ada Pellegrini Grinover -- Judicial Independence In Albania : A Study Of Institutional Shields And Political Interference / Teuta Vodo -- To Ignore Or Not To Ignore : A Silly Debate In The U.s. Supreme Court? / Wayne Mccormack -- Use Of Foreign Law By The U.s. Supreme Court / Jonathan L. Entin -- The Foreign Party's Choice Between Arbitration And Court Litigation / Neil Andrews -- Legal Aspects Regarding Foreign Parties In Austrian Civil Courts / Walter H. Rechberger -- State Liability For Judicial Wrongs : Impact Of Rulings Of The European Court Of Justice And Debate In Italy / Daniela Cavallini -- The Expatriate Judges And Rule Of Law In Hong Kong : Its Past, Present And Future / Lin Feng -- Resolving Cross Country Tax Disputes In Cases Of International Economic Double Taxation / Yitzhak Hadari -- Citizens And Aliens In U.s. Courts / Wayne Mccormack -- Addressing The Otherness Of Hispanic Immigrants In Florida Criminal Courts / George W. Maxwell Iii -- Amendments To The Mt Scopus Standards (moscow Conference, Osnabrueck Conference And Bologna And Milan Conference) / Shimon Shetreet -- Towards A Global Code Of Judicial Ethics / Shimon Shetreet. Edited By Shimon Shetreet, Wayne Mccormack. This Volume, The Culture Of Judicial Independence In A Globalized World, Is An Academic Continuation Of The Previous Three Volumes: Judicial Independence: The Contemporay Debate, Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet And Chief Justice Deschenes (1985), The Culture Of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations And Practical Challeges Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet And Professor Christopher Forsyth (2012), And The Culture Of Judicial Independence: Rule Of Law And World Peace Edited By Professor Shimon Shetreet (2014). --preface, P. Xi. Includes Texts Of The International Standards On Judicial Independence: Mt Scopus International Standards Of Judicial Independence, Global Code Of Judicial Ethics, The New Delhi Code Of Minimum Standards Of Judicial Independence (adopted By The Iba New Delhi Convention 1982), Universal Declaration On The Independence Of Justice. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.