It’s precisely the outstanding candidates that opponents gun for, writes Conn Carroll, recalling the case of U. Va.’s Lillian BeVier. [Washington Examiner]
It’s precisely the outstanding candidates that opponents gun for, writes Conn Carroll, recalling the case of U. Va.’s Lillian BeVier. [Washington Examiner]
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This is why we should consider using a lottery method for selecting judges, with the names of all lawyers (or a subset of pre-screened lawyers) placed in a bin and potential judges being selected randomly …
Yes, prior, that is a great way to disenfranchise the citizens and encourage further maneuvering by law schools and bar associations.