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Of hard times, virtue jurisprudence and judicial virtues
This introductory chapter explains the theme of the book and its objectives. It begins by elaborating on the concept of ‘hard times’, used as a frame of reference in this volume. This book considers ‘hard times’ for judges, mainly concerning the threats to the rule of law that affect the judiciary.
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