The Role of Courts in a Democracy (original) (raw)

The article explores the complex relationship between courts and democracy, particularly focusing on the role of judges in political matters. It scrutinizes the assumption of judicial moral superiority over politicians, argues against the increasing political choice made by courts, and contrasts the judicial paradigms of the US and Europe. The discussion highlights the differences in judicial review mechanisms, public trust in judicial institutions, and the institutional capabilities of courts in managing legal cases, ultimately questioning the implications of court decisions on democratic processes.