What is the place of an unelected judiciary in a democracy?  

Supreme Court  is the place of an unelected judiciary in a democracy.

Explanation:

The judiciary is, to some extent, insulated from the electorate in many countries.  

Once named by elected representatives, our Supreme Court justices for example will then be in office for life.  Most judges are, moreover, elected directly in the smaller venues.  

The Supreme Court documentation overlooks sometimes the twelve States which use or fail to discuss variation in their legal concepts with conventional appointment structures.  

Eight states allow the re-appointment of judges at the conclusion of the fixed period of time, and eight other nations now use judiciary committees to restrict the party elite's power to appoint judges.

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