02488nam a22002537a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000130007608200190008924501400010826000330024830000170028150000180029852016130031654600080192965000440193765000510198165000470203265000360207965000560211570000230217170000190219470000210221320261026122835.0261026s2025    |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781032747613  cPK-LaUMT  a347.4012bFRE-00aFreedom of expression of judges :bEuropean and national perspectives /cedited by Federica Casarosa, Mohor Fajdiga and Madalina Moraru  aAbingdon :bRoutledge,c2025  aviii, 181 p.  aIndex present  a"This book addresses the impact of developments surrounding the freedom of expression of judges by building on the experience of judges themselves, legal practitioners and academics across Europe. Like everybody, judges enjoy freedom of expression. However, historically, there have been starker limitations to the free speech of judges compared to ordinary citizens, the rationale being to safeguard judicial independence, impartiality and public trust in the judiciary. Where exactly the boundary lies, is a highly complex question. The recent developments in Europe have rekindled the dilemma of guaranteeing freedom of expression to judges. The rule of law crisis has led many judges to speak out against the attacks of autocratic governments targeting judges and courts. The rapid expansion of the digital world has opened up new channels of communication, and the growing role of courts in society has expanded the reach of courts to practically any social issue, even the most polarised. This work critically analyses the recent jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the EU and the European Court of Human Rights, its reception at the national level and the contribution of national judiciaries to the discussion pervading the European judicial space. It seeks to raise awareness that judicial speech is a multifaceted phenomenon shaped by complex legal and social considerations worth further exploration. The book will be of interest to academics, researchers and policy-makers working in the areas of Human Rights Law, Constitutional Law and Politics and Comparative Law"-- Provided by publisher  aEng  aJudicial power-European Union countries  aFreedom of expression-European Union countries  aFreedom of speech-European Union countries  aJudges-European Union countries  aJustice, Administration of European Union countries1 aCasarosa, Federica1 aFajdiga, Mohor1 aMoraru, Madalina