The Globalization of Law and The Dialogue of Judges

Anas A. Lamchichi; Mekhled E. Al-Tarawneh; Diab M. Al-Badayneh

doi:10.61707/g38mke25

The Globalization of Law and The Dialogue of Judges

Authors

Anas A. Lamchichi Department of Law, Police College, Police Academy, MOI, Qatar
Mekhled E. Al-Tarawneh Department of Law, Police College, Police Academy, MOI, Qatar
Diab M. Al-Badayneh Department of Security Studies, Graduate College, Police Academy, MOI, Qatar & IKCRS, Amman, Jordan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61707/g38mke25

Keywords:

Globalization, Universality of Law, Comparative Law, National Judge, Foreign Jurisprudence

Abstract

The globalization of law has led to a convergence of national laws and jurisprudence, allowing for the recognition of universal principles. This research investigates how national judges can influence transnational legal systems and push national legislators to adopt them. Comparing legal systems from politically distant countries and jurisprudence from similar groups, such as the European Union and the USA, the study found that these transformations sometimes give judges authority that exceeds legislator authority.