Judges must be free of government meddling

SO the judiciary are not jumping through hoops to agree a wage cut. The bad press from this is deserved, but they will fall in line over time.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2009 - 01:00
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For you to advocate legislation (June 23) from our politicians to deal with this is nuts. We have a judiciary who operate free of government meddling and they must be left alone.

Politicians screw up everything they touch and for you to suggest that this be changed is foolhardy.

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