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Wholesale Justice: Constitutional Democracy and the Problem of the Class Action Lawsuit
American Journal of Legal History, 2012exaly +2 more sources
Constitutional Dysfunction on Trial: Congressional Lawsuits and the Separation of Powers
Congress & the Presidency, 2021There is widespread agreement today that the United States’ separation of powers system is dysfunctional. The executive branch increasingly expands its power at the expense of Congress.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAWSUIT IN IRAQI LEGISLATION
Qalaai Zanist Scientific Journalexaly +2 more sources
Wholesale justice: constitutional democracy and the problem of the class action lawsuit
Choice Reviews, 2010exaly +2 more sources
Korean Constitutional Law Association, 2022
An election is a significant constitutional opportunity and process to constitute state institutions and confer democratic legitimacy through the intent of the people, who have sovereign power. If a problem arises in such an election process, it can pervert the intent of the people and impact the establishment of the intent of the nation; hence the ...
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An election is a significant constitutional opportunity and process to constitute state institutions and confer democratic legitimacy through the intent of the people, who have sovereign power. If a problem arises in such an election process, it can pervert the intent of the people and impact the establishment of the intent of the nation; hence the ...
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Constitutional Rights, Truth and Fair Comment Defences in Chinese Right to Reputation Lawsuits
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This paper examines implication of non-justiciable of constitution on freedom of expression in China, and how the competing interest of constitutional rights to reputation and freedom are resolved in application of two major defences, i.e. truth and fair comment in defamation lawsuit and its implications on protecting media freedom in China. Given that
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International Journal of Sustainable Law
This article examines the impact of Constitutional Court Decision No. 105/PUU-XXII/2024, which restricted criminal defamation claims by institutions under the Electronic Information and Transaction Law. The ruling asserts that only individual persons—not state bodies, corporations, professions, or institutional entities—may file criminal defamation ...
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This article examines the impact of Constitutional Court Decision No. 105/PUU-XXII/2024, which restricted criminal defamation claims by institutions under the Electronic Information and Transaction Law. The ruling asserts that only individual persons—not state bodies, corporations, professions, or institutional entities—may file criminal defamation ...
Muhamad Irwan +4 more
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