Judicial impartiality is the principle:
A) by which judges are appointed by all-party commissions.
B) by which judges decide cases based on evidence and an objective interpretation of the law
C) that requires crown attorneys to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt
D) that requires prime ministers to refrain from placing political pressure on attorneys general

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Judicial impartiality refers to the obligation of judges to make decisions based on the evidence presented and an objective interpretation of the law, without personal bias or external influence.

Judicial Impartiality Is the Principle