Brian Opeskin is Professor of Law and former Associate Dean (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 Demography and the Judicial System.- Chapter 3 Mortality and the Future of Judicial Tenure.- Chapter 4 Population Ageing and the Future of Judicial Pensions.- Chapter 5 Population Redistribution and the Future of Lower Courts.- Chapter 6: Population Composition and the Future of Judicial Diversity.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.

“Brian Opeskin’s book is a substantial work of scholarship and shines a light on the interaction between major societal changes and the Australian judicial system. … I think an essential read for anybody engaged in the development of our judicial system and justice policies.” (Robert S French AC, Australian Law Journal, Vol. 96, 2022)

Brian Opeskin is Professor of Law and former Associate Dean (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 Demography and the Judicial System.- Chapter 3 Mortality and the Future of Judicial Tenure.- Chapter 4 Population Ageing and the Future of Judicial Pensions.- Chapter 5 Population Redistribution and the Future of Lower Courts.- Chapter 6: Population Composition and the Future of Judicial Diversity.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.

“Brian Opeskin’s book is a substantial work of scholarship and shines a light on the interaction between major societal changes and the Australian judicial system. … I think an essential read for anybody engaged in the development of our judicial system and justice policies.” (Robert S French AC, Australian Law Journal, Vol. 96, 2022)

Brian Opeskin is Professor of Law and former Associate Dean (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 Demography and the Judicial System.- Chapter 3 Mortality and the Future of Judicial Tenure.- Chapter 4 Population Ageing and the Future of Judicial Pensions.- Chapter 5 Population Redistribution and the Future of Lower Courts.- Chapter 6: Population Composition and the Future of Judicial Diversity.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.

“Brian Opeskin’s book is a substantial work of scholarship and shines a light on the interaction between major societal changes and the Australian judicial system. … I think an essential read for anybody engaged in the development of our judicial system and justice policies.” (Robert S French AC, Australian Law Journal, Vol. 96, 2022)