What do you mean by an independent judiciary ?
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7 Judicial independence can be defined as the ability of individual judges and the judiciary as a whole to perform their duties free of influence or control by other actors. Judicial independence is as old as constitutionalism itself.
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Definition. Judicial independence means that courts enforce the law and resolve disputes without regard to the power and preferences of the parties appearing before them (La Porta et al. 2004). Its theoretical antecedents are traced to the Enlightenment, and its application in practice dates to the US Constitution.
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