The Appointment of the Judge
The Appointment of the Judge
This chapter discusses the second hearing before the magistrate, the hearing the magistrate must entertain when parties have not completed the proceedings in iure at their first appearance. Various sources indicate that the second hearing is concerned in part with the appointment of the judge. The chapter examines the appointment from a practical point of view: how judges are selected, when they took on the burden of liability, and why a delay before appointment might be desirable. The latter sections of the chapter look into the ‘judgeless’ formula and recuperatorial trials.
Keywords: recuperatorial trials, ‘judgeless’ formula, judge selection, burden of liability, delay, second hearing
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