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How did elections affect Pa. ?merit selection? battle?

By Alliance Alert

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Howard Bashman writing in The Legal Intelligencer [PDF]: "If the public at large is unqualified to evaluate the performance of appellate judges, and if appellate judges should be entirely unconcerned about the public's reaction to rulings that a judge believes are compelled by the law, then it makes little to no sense to allow judicial elections or retention votes. Nevertheless, in Pennsylvania at least, judicial elections and retention votes manage to keep appellate judges connected to the people. " View in Google Docs.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on November 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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