英文摘要 |
Around the definition of the concept of ''responsibility'' in the judicial responsibility system, whether it emphasizes the judicial independence or the accountability of judges has become a ''contested ground for interpretation''. The political commitment of politicians to life-long accountability of misjudged cases is in line with the public's call for accountability after correcting misjudged cases, which is at odds with the tendency displayed by lawyers who seek to exempt judges from their responsibilities by ''emphasizing independent trial while neglecting judges' accountability''. When it comes to the interpretation of the judicial responsibility system, legal professionalism discourse constructs a judicial responsibility system without accountability, which has its own contradictions that cannot be eliminated. Legal academia should not take the discourse of legal professionalism for granted: by rethinking the professional interests and privileges that this discourse entails, one takes seriously the political dimension of judicial responsibility system. |