POLITICS BENDS THE LAW IN LATIN AMERICA

William Ratliff

Review of Policy Research, 1998, vol. 15, issue 2‐3, 126-143

Abstract: Most Latin American governments acknowledge the need for substantial judicial reform. This article focuses on three problems in the implementation of justice during the 1990s. The three case studies touch on four countries – Ecuador, Nicaragua, Mexico and the United States, although the same or similar problems can be found throughout the hemisphere.

Date: 1998
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