Debating Judicial Appointments in an Age of Diversity

CONTENTS Preface Notes on Contributors 1. Introduction: Diversity and the JAC's First Decade Graham Gee and Erika Rackley 2. The JAC's First Ten Years Christopher Stephens CBE ReflectionSir Thomas Legg KCB 3. Power and Judicial Appointment: Squaring the Impossible Circle Alan Paterson OBE 4. 'Opening up' Commonwealth Judicial Appointments to Diversity? The Growing Role of Commissions in Judicial Selection Jan van Zyl Smit 5. The Judicial Service Commission: Lessons from South Africa Cora Hoexter 6. Diversity without a Judicial Appointments Commission - The Australian Experience Andrew Lynch 7. Diversity, Transparency & Inclusion in Canada's Judiciary Samreen Beg and Lorne Sossin ReflectionFrances Kirkham CBE Reflection Noel Lloyd CBE 8. Judging the JAC: How Much Judicial Influence Over Judicial Appointments Is Too Much? Graham Gee 9. Judicial Diversity and Mandatory Retirement: Obstacle or Route to Diversity? Alysia Blackham Reflection Karon Monaghan 10. Judicial Diversity: Complexity, Continuity and Change Hilary Sommerlad 11. Beyond Merit: The New Challenge for Judicial Appointments John Morison 12. Problems of Scale in Achieving Judicial Diversity Rosemary Hunter ReflectionCordella Bart Stewart 13. The Disruptive Potential of Ceiling Quotas in Addressing Over-Representation in the Judiciary Kate Malleson 14. Three Models of Diversity Erika Rackley and Charlie Webb ReflectionJenny Rowe CB 15. Appointments to the Supreme Court Lady Hale DBE Appendix I|: The JAC's Selection Exercise Activity (2006-2016) Appendix II: Key Officeholders During the JAC's First Decade Appendix III: Outline of JAC Selection Processes Appendix IV: About the Cover Image

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