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The classic example of this is Peru in 1992, when strongman President Alberto Fujimori purged the political opposition from Congress and the judiciary and wrote a new constitution.
COUP ATTEMPTS USUALLY USHER IN LONG STRETCHES OF DEMOCRATIC DECLINE, DATA SHOWSCHRISTOPHER INGRAHAMJANUARY 22, 2021WASHINGTON POSTEven the judiciary is not immune to his overarching influence.
SAVE THE SARCASM FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES. AMERICA IS FINEDEBASISH ROY CHOWDHURYJANUARY 11, 2021TIMEThe Delaware case raised tricky constitutional questions about the state’s desire to make sure its judiciary is politically balanced.
SUPREME COURT LEAVES DELAWARE SYSTEM OF BALANCING DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN JUDGES IN PLACEROBERT BARNESDECEMBER 10, 2020WASHINGTON POSTLeaders of the federal judiciary are working to block bipartisan legislation designed to create a national database of court records that would provide free access to case documents.
LAWMAKERS ARE TRYING TO CREATE A DATABASE WITH FREE ACCESS TO COURT RECORDS. JUDGES ARE FIGHTING AGAINST IT.ANN MARIMOWDECEMBER 4, 2020WASHINGTON POSTHe attacked anybody and everybody who disagreed with him, including members of the judiciary, members of Congress, the press.
DAN RATHER: PROPAGANDA AND INJUSTICE ARE A ‘VERY POTENT, TOXIC MIX’JOE HEIMNOVEMBER 23, 2020WASHINGTON POSTOur independent judiciary becomes nothing but another political body, a second legislative or political branch.
BARRETT MOVES ONE STEP CLOSER TO A SEAT ON THE SUPREME COURT AS REPUBLICANS ON SENATE PANEL ADVANCE HER NOMINATIONSEUNG MIN KIM, PAULINA FIROZIOCTOBER 22, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThat case is different from the one in Pennsylvania, and Roberts has joined his fellow conservatives in previous cases to keep the federal judiciary from granting exceptions to state laws because of the coronavirus pandemic.
SUPREME COURT SPLIT IN PA. ELECTION CASE RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW A JUSTICE BARRETT WOULD RULESEUNG MIN KIM, ROBERT BARNESOCTOBER 20, 2020WASHINGTON POSTSupreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is on track for confirmation, as judiciary committee hearings wrapped up on Thursday.
POLITICS PODCAST: WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THE AMY CONEY BARRETT HEARINGSGALEN DRUKEOCTOBER 15, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTThe ruling party, the presidency and the judiciary have to have separate identities, and I do not see any presidential candidate taking this seriously.
WHAT ARE UNDECIDED VOTERS THINKING?NICK FOURIEZOSOCTOBER 7, 2020OZYIf this court accepts the premise, it’s the end of the idea of an independent judiciary.
FITTINGLY, SUPREME COURT TERM STARTS WITH TEST OF POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS FOR JUDGESROBERT BARNESOCTOBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO JUDICIARY
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