Who is to Judge?: The Perennial Debate Over Whether to Elect or Appoint America's Judges

Are you tired of the endless debate over whether to elect or appoint America's judges? Look no further! Introducing "Who is to Judge?" - a thought-provoking book that transcends the typical binary arguments surrounding judicial selection and offers a fresh perspective.

In this groundbreaking work by judicial politics expert, Charles Gardner Geyh, you will gain a deeper understanding of the paradox created by an elected judiciary in a representative democracy. Elected judges are expected to uphold the law impartially, but at the same time, they must cultivate the support of their constituencies.

With "Who is to Judge?", Geyh exposes and explains the overstatements made by both sides in this contentious debate. By debunking exaggerated claims, he paves the way for a more nuanced and productive discussion. It's time to move beyond polarizing arguments and search for common ground.

But that's not all. Geyh goes further to challenge the notion that there is a one-size-fits-all solution to judicial selection. He argues that while appointive systems are generally preferable, the choice of selection method must be tailored to the specific jurisdiction and its unique needs.

Ready to explore a new perspective on the judicial selection debate? Take the first step towards a more informed understanding by diving into "Who is to Judge?". Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain fresh insights and join the search for common ground.

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