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Is 'Judicial Independence' a constitutional practice withstanding and paramount
If a Judicial error is a ruling that violates the law; and a ruling is an act; and an act that violates the law is a crime: then, why is an error NOT a crime (committed under color of law) or can or do numerous Judicial errors rise to the level of being (defacto) NOT "good behavior" in accordance with any Constitutional standard?
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Answered on: 9/07/00, 4:07 am by Julio C. AlejandroRe: Is 'Judicial Independence' a constitutional practice withstanding and paramo Judicial errors are only appealable. Unless you can prove enough facts to establish a malicious effort there is no other remedy. Did you find this answer helpful?0 Users found this answer helpful. 0 Attorneys agree with this answer. Julio C. Alejandro Serrano Attorney at Law 90 Ave. Rio Hondo PMB 130 Bayamon, 00968-8048 ► Other answers from this attorneyShare This On:
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