Proportionality and Judicial Activism

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The book presents an empirical analysis revealing that courts often avoid employing the proportionality test to engage in judicial activism. It explores the implications of this behavior on the judicial system, highlighting how the reluctance to use this test may affect legal outcomes and the balance of power within the judiciary. Through detailed examination, it sheds light on the motivations behind judicial decision-making and the broader impact on legal interpretations.