FogBlueInSanFran
Well-Known Member
They are either appointed or elected. Who do you suggest does it? How does politics not play a role? Plenty of examples of SCJs turning out a LOT differently than their appointers/approvers expected to. Some are activists; some are strict interpreters, same as how different religious types/scholars read/view the Bible or the Koran. The debate between the two has been going on for nearly 250 years. It’s not new.Democracy in the US because of the inherent flaws in the system which allows for the breakdown in powers. Judges surely cannot be political appointments. How can a judge be deemed to be a democrat or republican appointment?