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Judicial independence is a condition of the state

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There is no constitutional state without an independent judiciary. Judicial independence is not a privilege for judges; it is a guarantee for citizens that they are treated under the same law whatever their standing.

This requires appointments and judicial assignments to follow published criteria, and rulings and decisions to be published so they can be scrutinised and learned from.

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