Judicial Independence is the principle that courts and judges exercise adjudicative authority as an autonomous branch of government, free from coercive interference by the executive, legislative, or other external actors in the disposition of individual cases and the interpretation of law.
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Florencio López‐de‐Silanes, Cristian Pop‐Eleches, Andrei Shleifer · Journal of Political Economy · 2004 · 683 citations · Full text
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