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Comment: Judicial behaviour.

  • UPSC 1993
  • 20 marks
  • Principal Organs of Government

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Judicial behaviour is the study of why judges decide as they do — treating the judge as a political actor whose votes can be counted and explained, not as a neutral voice of the law. It entered political science with C. Herman Pritchett's The Roosevelt Court: A Study in Judicial Politics and Values, 1937–1947 (1948),…

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