Though the Peronists were slow to acknowledge the fact, the protests were directed at the entire political class, and at a judiciary which has failed to check corruption.As Mr Duhalde took office, Buenos Aires again reverberated to the sound of a dissatisfied public beating its pans, this time to demand elections.
Above all, Mr Berlusconi took aim at the judiciary, after a court had sentenced him to four years in prison for tax fraud.
A look at the judiciary shows that 10 years ago Dame Linda Dobbs, who currently chairs the Powerlist judging committee, was the only black high court judge.
From the quality of refereeing to the consistency at the judiciary, the no-punch rule and the shoulder charge ban, the NRL has been righty lambasted.
The refusal to address swinging arms and the lenient treatment high tackles get at the judiciary highlights the inconsistent approach the NRL took to player safety under Smith.
The man had been freed and recounted his ordeal, only to be summoned to an interrogation, at which judiciary officials ridiculed his allegations and said that he had brought shame on himself and his family.
The sculpture of Douglass, completed by the artist Steven Weitzman in 2007, and the one of L'Enfant, both paid for by the District, have been sitting at One Judiciary Square.
With Aidan Guerra only returning from suspension next week and Dylan Napa still having a game to serve on his two-match ban, the Roosters can ill afford to lose any more strike forwards at the judiciary.
Earlier this year, he caused the home secretary to vent fury at the judiciary, when he ruled that the government was breaking the law by denying welfare support to asylum seekers who make "late claims" for refugee status.
The New Zealand Test star has 55 carry-over points from his last appearance at the judiciary and will be sweating on the match review panel charge sheet on Monday.
The high court ruling on Thursday, which the government has said it will appeal, unleashed a torrent of personal abuse directed at the judiciary, with one prominent cabinet member claiming the judges' decision was "unacceptable".
