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Judicial Behaviour, Judicial Activism

Europe (Central and Eastern)
Latin America
Courts
Decision Making
P190
Chris Hanretty
Royal Holloway, University of London
Arthur Dyevre
KU Leuven
Law and Courts

Building: BL11 Harriet Holters hus, Floor: 1, Room: HH 101

Thursday 15:50 - 17:30 CEST (07/09/2017)

Abstract

This panel brings together papers which address the related topics of judicial activism and judicial behaviour. We make inferences about judicial activism based on judges' behaviour, but these inferences are made complicated by the different structures which respectively constitute judicial decision-making (case allocation and panel formation) and constrain judicial decision-making (constitutional rules and legislative coalitions for judicial over-rule). The papers in this panel cover both European and American courts at first instance and final appeal level.

Title Details
Activist Judicial Review in Constitutional Courts: Israel’s High Court of Justice 1995-2015 View Paper Details
Judicial Activism without Activist Judges: The Curious Case of Colombia’s Supreme Court (2006-2010) View Paper Details
Judging under Constraint: Formal Independence and Strategic Behavior of the Caribbean Court of Justice View Paper Details
Refugee Roulette on Crooked Tables? Examining Structural Biases in Austrian Asylum Adjudications View Paper Details