ONE OF THE COMMON WAYS IN WHICH A JUDGE ABUSES HIS POWER IS BY ISSUING ORDERS/JUDGEMENTS THAT IS:
1. Not reflective of the current settled view (even after it was pointed out by one of the party)
2. Mis-appreciation of evidences or ignoring/omission of evidences
3. illogical & casuistic reasoning to suit the outcome of the order or judgment.
Obviously this is very difficult topic, but perhaps the appellate court, should the appeal suceed, can be required to decide as to whether the judgment or order of the lower court was reasonable given the evidences, reasoning and thought process used by the trial court and make a finding on that question. This will help the judicial administartors to track such abuses and enhance the quality of judgments/orders...
I am NOT at all sure if the judicial accountability bill will enhance the quality of judgments and abusive or ignorant judgements. .. I didn't see anything in the bill to solve this issue..
I would love to hear form other members...