John Toohey; “Without Fear or Favour, Affection or Ill-Will’: The Role of Courts in the Community” (1999): “The judicial oath, requiring judges to dispense justice to all ‘without fear or favour; affection or ill-will’, can be traced to a statute … Continue reading ‘Without Fear or Favour, Affection or Ill-Will’: The Role of Courts in the Community
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