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The Way We Do Things Back Home: Do Expatriate Judges Preferentially Cite the Jurisprudence of Their Home Countries?

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This study considers ‘expatriate model’ judicial systems, whereby some or all of the judges that sit on a country’s courts are nationals of a foreign state. The author explores whether these foreign judges ‘favour’ their home jurisdiction by inflating the number of citations to judgments of the courts of their home countries. The study focuses on the citations of Commonwealth judges from Englan...
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2013
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Fiji
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Otago University Research Archive
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Oxford University Press
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