Judicial Education on Equality
This article argues that judicial education, while new to the common law tradition, is becoming integral to the standing of the judiciary and offers an appropriate means of providing accountability without violating independence. The 1990s mark a period of intense change for judiciaries operating in many western countries. This change is heralded by widespread complaints of 'gender bias' and cultural insensitivity. These complaints in Britain and Australia have mirrored those in the United States and Canada a decade earlier and have led to a number of