judicial branch

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We expect there will be less corruption in public works contracting in areas where the judicialbranch is more efficient and where wealth is higher.
Six per cent of the national budget was set aside for the judicialbranch.
To achieve this mixture, the judicialbranch and the security forces are cut off from the legislature and the elected executive.
With respect to political and financial independence, the judicialbranch has had a long history of autonomy from the government.
The judicialbranch should also be financially and administratively independent from executive branch control.
It becomes an issue when the judicialbranch creates the law.
The attitudes that developed within the judicialbranch were in line with the nature of the dominant party regime, where institutional loyalty to government interests prevailed.
The political role of the judicialbranch is largely, but not exclusively, defined by the degree of autonomy and by the scope of review powers that judges are granted.
Judicialbranch independence29 requires de-politicisation of the process by which judicial personnel are appointed and removed.
We already have the judicialbranch of government with our own legal system, our own professions.
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