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Book Review: Before Memory Fades... An Autobiography, Amit Kumar Jun 2022

Book Review: Before Memory Fades... An Autobiography, Amit Kumar

Journal of Research Initiatives

Title: Before Memory Fades…. An Autobiography

Author: Fali S. Nariman

Language: English

Year: 2010

Publisher: Hay House India

Total Pages: 454


Cause Judging, Justin Hansford Mar 2013

Cause Judging, Justin Hansford

Justin Hansford

Building on the framework of “cause lawyering” scholarship, this Article explores the fact that, in a similar tradition as a “cause lawyering” law practice animated by dedication to a cause, “cause judging” exists as well. This insight has implications for judicial ethics norms. The hyper-partisan nature of modern American life has already cast doubt on the possibility that politically appointed judges can ever truly attain the “appearance of impartiality” demanded by judicial recusal standards. Instead, judicial ethics norms should embrace the fact that judges have moral and political ideals that inform their rulings when they exercise judicial discretion, and that …