Judicial decision making and public participation
the impact of public hearings in the decisions of the Supreme Court of Argentina
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https://doi.org/10.20318/eunomia.2018.4343Keywords:
Keywords: Supreme Court, public hearings, public participation, deliberation, judicial decision making., Supreme Court, public hearings, public participation, deliberation, judicial decision makingAbstract
Abstract: The implementation of public hearings in judicial fora in the last decades has been considered from different perspectives one of the most important innovations in the practices of Latin American Courts. They promise a renovation in the ways of accommodating the tension between the role of Courts (especially their function of judicial review) and democracy; in the models of judicial decision making, and they point to the symbolic dimension of procedural rules and practices. This paper presents a study that tests the accomplishment of these promises tracing the impact of public hearings in the decisions of the Supreme Court of Argentina in the period between 2004 and 2017.
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