In democratic systems, single-party prominence normally happens when a party secures control of both the executive branch (e.g., presidency or prime ministership) and legislative bodies (e.g., parliament or congress) with elections. In Turkey, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Justice and Advancement Party (AKP) has eroded judicial self-reliance, while Poland's Legislation and Justice Event (SPECIALTY) tried to politicize courts prior to losing power in 2023. While Mexico and the U.S. have actual...