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Political Headwinds And The Rule Of Law


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The article "Political Headwinds and the Rule of Law" by Blake D. Morant, published on Forbes on April 2, 2025, discusses the challenges facing the rule of law amidst increasing political polarization. Morant highlights how political headwinds, including partisan attacks on judicial independence and the erosion of public trust in legal institutions, threaten the foundational principles of democracy. He argues that the judiciary's role in upholding the rule of law is crucial, yet it faces significant pressure from political forces seeking to influence judicial outcomes. The article emphasizes the need for a renewed commitment to judicial integrity and public education on the importance of an independent judiciary to safeguard democratic values and ensure justice is administered fairly and impartially.

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