MORICE v. FRANCE JUDGMENT – SEPARATE OPINIONS 57 the matter from another angle and say that even in a hypothetical world of perfect judges, enjoying unbounded confidence and respect, it would still be necessary to demonstrate that the justice system itself is in this regard immaculate and is a system from which the faintest hint of doubt is excluded – a rather absolutist approach for which I have little sympathy. Whichever may be the best approach to the matter under consideration, I have finally decided that the view taken by all the other members of the Grand Chamber as to what the result should be might conceivably be shared by right-minded persons today and, therefore, on such a question of assessment, it was right to defer to that view.