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The Debate over the Selection and Retention of Judges: How Judges Can Ride the Wave
There is a surge in the debate in the U.S. over the methods of judicial selection and retention, with some rallying for merit-selection plans, others continuing to support judicial elections, and virtually no one proposing lifetime appointments. The impetus for this surge may be related to three rec
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