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Provide a sound argument to show that the judiciary is currently vastly unrepresentative and therefore out of touch with society.
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The Judiciary A judge is a public official appointed to make life-changing decisions regarding the futures of members of the general public. So is it not reasonable for one to assume that a vital criterion for this responsibility is the need to be familiar with the lives of ordinary people and the situations they face? In the evidence it is submitted that in reality there is a coherent argument to suggest that Judiciary is infact totally unrepresentative and out of touch with society. However, there have been recent attempts to resolve and improve the situation, but the principal point that remains is whether or not these endeavors have proven successful. There is a considerable difference in the number of male judges compared to female judges; this becomes increasingly evident the higher up the court structure. For example there are only eight female Lord Justices of Appeal compared with thirty-five males and no...
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