The judicial process in comparative perspective

Abstract

Part 1 The evolving role and responsibility of judges: the law-making power of the judges and its limits who watches the watchmen? Part 2 The expansion and legitimacy of judicial review: judicial review in comparative perspective the mighty problem of judicial review repudiating Montesquieu? - the expansion and legitimacy of constitutional justice. Part 3 Social justice and the public interest - new challenges for the judiciary: access to judicial remedies in civil litigation - comparative constitutional, international and social trends vindicating the public interest through the courts. Part 4 Promoting legal integration through the courts: the judicial branch in the Federal and Transnational Union - its impact on integration is the European Court of Justice running wild?.

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