In most democracies there are clear Constitutional processes of appointment and removal of Judges. It is very important for Judiciary to jealously guard their independence and not to acquiesce to any form of abuse. In the United States of America, the President can appoint a Lawyer to be a Judge. But that lawyer has to pass a rigorous test of questioning by the Senate. Most democracies, have both selection-appointment and impeachment process in their Constitutions. What is important to be noted here is that, the process of appointment and removal is entrenched in these Constitutions like the Lesotho Constitution. It is therefore, unheard of whereby a seating Justice can be impeached and thereafter reappointed. The doctrine of judicial independence is therefore not only important but sacrosanct in any democracy. Bofubelu bo ka ba halofo ea mithara 'me bo na le makhasi a maholo a makhasi. Mobala o nang le mongobo - o mosoeu, o nang le veine e khonang ka hare. Ho tloha qalong ea kgolo le ho fihlela ponahalo ea buds, semela ke ka ho feletseng tala.