Women in the Judiciary

Different feminism and voices indicate that men prefer the law, including strict rules, clear boundaries, and neutral principles (Wolfinger, Rabow, and Newcomb 70). Women want to understand the overall situation and apply a wide range of discretion. This is nursing ethics and justice / rights ethics (Kennedy 35). Most scholars do not agree with the differences in feminist theory, but I believe that gender may influence the judge's decision. Minnesota Supreme Court Judge Jeanne Coyne frankly said: "A wise old woman and a wise old man have reached the same conclusion" means that gender does not affect judicial decisions (Coontz 59).

Compared with the number of men, women have the least judicial, legal authority and other positions as well as legal professionals. It was not until the late 1980s that the total number of women's law school graduates reached the number of male low school graduates. Regarding the law, gender bias can be said to be the most obvious in common law, especially when dealing with domestic violence and / or violence. A very low percentage of attacks reported by women are due to gender bias that exists in the law. In the case of sexual violence and male violence against women, many think that the law supports men more than women. According to a report released by the NSW State Women's Bureau in 1996, the vast majority of the 150 victims interviewed were humiliated and harassed during the course of litigation.

This article follows the evolution of the best gender justice. Prior to making judicial decisions about issues related to women's rights, the author focuses on the composition of the judiciary and its unique and non-representative nature. This article discusses the evolution of the formal equality and equality law at the Indian Supreme Court, where identity and similarity are the classification criteria by analyzing cases of women's ownership in the case of violence against women . A recent case (Vishakha vs. Rajasthan) also discussed the review of provisions on sexual harassment in the workplace concerning the abolition of all forms of discrimination against women by the Supreme Court. Some of the recent decisions certainly showed a positive step towards gender justice, but the development imbalance is emphasis on the criminal law, not the civil law, and the women's economic rights are It is because it is ignored.