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Transition to Democracy in Latin America: The Role of the Judiciary

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The Role Of The Judiciary

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Transition to Democracy in Latin America: The Role of the Judiciary book

The Role Of The Judiciary
Edited ByIrwin P. Stotzky
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 1993
eBook Published 30 September 2020
Pub. Location New York
Imprint Routledge
DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429269578
Pages 428
eBook ISBN 9780429269578
Subjects Politics & International Relations
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Stotzky, I.P. (Ed.). (1993). Transition to Democracy in Latin America: The Role of the Judiciary: The Role Of The Judiciary (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429269578

ABSTRACT

The transition to democracy in Latin America encompasses adjustments in norms and institutions regarding the strictures of the rule of law. This book addresses the critical role of the judiciary in the transition. The contributors examine the significance of the independence of the judiciary, which ensures institutional integrity and freedom from p

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part Part One|20 pages

Introduction

chapter 1|18 pages

The Difficulties of the Transition Process

ByIrwin P. Stotzky, Carlos S. Nino

part Part Two|32 pages

Various Roles of the Judiciary in the Transition to a Democratic Society

chapter 2|11 pages

Concerning the Role the Judiciary May Serve in the Proper Functioning of a Democracy

ByMarvin E. Frankel

chapter 3|6 pages

The Role of the Judiciary in the Transition to Democracy

ByPresident Jean-Bertrand Aristide

chapter 4|12 pages

The Function of Judicial Power During the Transition

ByRaúl Ricardo Alfonsín

part Part Three|72 pages

The Independence of the Judiciary

chapter 5|18 pages

The Right Degree of Independence

ByOwen M. Fiss

chapter 6|15 pages

Independence and Responsibility in the Judicial Role

ByPaul W. Kahn

chapter 7|18 pages

The Judiciary and the Political System in Chile: The Dilemmas of Judicial Independence During the Transition to Democracy

ByJorge Correa Sutil

chapter 8|18 pages

Judicial Power and Three Conceptions of Impartiality

ByRoberto Gargarella

part Part Four|59 pages

The Judicial Process: Trial

chapter 9|13 pages

Is It Better to Be Tried for a Crime in a Common Law or Civilian System?

ByGeorge P. Fletcher

chapter 10|13 pages

Persecution and Inquisition: A Case Study

ByRuti Teitel

chapter 11|8 pages

The Latin American Reformer’s Stake in U.S. Human Rights Policy

ByJonathan Miller

chapter 12|12 pages

Some Thoughts on Institutional Structures in the Judicial Process

ByMarcela Rodriguez

chapter 13|9 pages

The Judicial Process in Context

ByStephen J. Schnably

part Part Five|99 pages

The Role of the Prosecutor

chapter 14|15 pages

The Function of the Prosecution in the Transition to Democracy in Latin America

ByAndrés José D'Alessio

chapter 15|21 pages

Should Prosecutors Be Independent of the Executive in Prosecuting Government Abuses?

ByPhilip B. Heymann

chapter 16|24 pages

Human Rights Abuses in Fledgling Democracies: The Role of Discretion

ByJaime Malamud-Goti

chapter 17|20 pages

The Role of the Prosecutor in the Transition to Democracy in Latin America

ByDiane F. Orentlicher

chapter 18|15 pages

Designing the Institutional and Legal Structure of Prosecutorial Power in the Transition to Democracy

ByElizabeth M. Iglesias

part Part Six|107 pages

Judicial Review and Remedies

chapter 19|12 pages

Judicial Independence and Constitutional Democracy: Lessons from the U.S. Experience 1

ByRobert A. Burt

chapter 20|10 pages

The Opinion-Writing Function of the Judiciary of Latin American Governments in Transition to Democracy: Martinez v. Provincia de Mendoza

ByJoseph Goldstein

chapter 21|27 pages

On the Exercise of Judicial Review in Argentina

ByCarlos S. Nino

chapter 22|9 pages

The Role of the Judiciary in the Review of Human Rights Violations in Argentina

ByEduardo Rabossi

chapter 23|19 pages

The Tradition of Constitutional Adjudication

ByIrwin P. Stotzky

chapter 24|16 pages

The Negative Constitution: Transition in Latin America

ByCass R. Sunstein

chapter 25|9 pages

Constitutions, Constitutionalism and Constitution-Mongering

ByWilliam Twining

part Part Seven|4 pages

Conclusion

chapter 26|2 pages

A Democratic Vision

ByIrwin P. Stotzky
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