Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf’s derailed nomination to the Constitutional Court docket lays naked how digital outrage and partisan strain are creeping into Germany’s judicial system, focusing on democratic establishments very like within the U.S.
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Germany Sounds Alarm Over ‘Americanization' of Judiciary After Smear Campaign Prompts Nominee to Withdraw
