TED: Who makes judges? | Jessica Kerr

The video discusses the Australian judicial system, highlighting the immense power judges hold and the lack of transparency in their appointment. It critiques the traditional merit-based selection process, which often lacks diversity and fails to prepare judges adequately. The speaker emphasizes the need for ongoing education and a more structured career path for aspiring judges, advocating for government responsibility and cultural change within the legal profession to ensure public trust in the judiciary.

What does the text imply about the diversity of judges in Australia?

What are the expectations of judges in modern society as mentioned in the text?

How does the text address the issue of judicial education and training?

What is the overall message regarding trust in the judicial system?