Judicial Impartiality Is the Principle

question 59

Multiple Choice

Judicial impartiality is the principle:

• A) by which judges are appointed by all-party commissions.
• B) by which judges decide cases based on evidence and an objective interpretation of the law
• C) that requires crown attorneys to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt
• D) that requires prime ministers to refrain from placing political pressure on attorneys general

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