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FORUM « New areas for litigation | Judicial elections: a dissenting view » July 16, 2008AJP survey says public wants to elect state justices The American Justice Partnership, the state-oriented tort-reform group, has released a new national survey that indicates strong public support for elective state Supreme Court justices: 75 percent for electing the justices, 21 percent for appointing them. AJP President Dan Pero says: "While the American Justice Partnership Foundation takes no official position on this question, we believe the decision to abolish the peoples' right to select state Supreme Court justices - a right enshrined in many state constitutions - should not be taken lightly." The full survey, conducted by Ayres, McHenry & Associates, Inc., is available here. Posted by Carter Wood at 1:45 PM | TrackBack (0) |
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