[Eleutheria5]

1. Presently, the Bar Association picks five high-court judges, and the legislature and cabinet pick four. Reform is now the Bar Association picks four, and the legislature and cabinet pick five.

2. Presently, if the court makes a decision, you have to abide by it, no appeal and no recourse. Reform is that the legislature can override a bad ruling by simple majority.

There’s plenty of wiggle room there, but imho the reforms don’t go far enough.

[SJackson]

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Note post 3. What dems would do to have the Supreme Court majority appointed by the Bar Association