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Psychological Testing and Constitutional Rights [PDF]
, 1966 The federal government uses psychological tests throughout the employment process-in hiring, promoting, and retiring its employees. Some of these tests probe into the most intimate aspects of an individual\u27s life. Do these tests produce their intended
Creech, William A.
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Public Policy and Constitutional Rights in Times of Crisis
Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue canadienne de science politique, 2020 Federal and provincial policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic raise a host of constitutional issues that decision makers must pay heed to or risk serious violations of individual rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This research note will
Emmett Macfarlane
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Section 1983 Actions by Family Members Based on Deprivation of the Constitutional Right to Family Association resulting from Wrongful Death: Who has Standing? [PDF]
, 1986 Section 1983 initially served to protect individual civil rights, but has now expanded to redressing the deprivation of constitutional rights resulting from wrongful death.
Biesma, Regien +4 more
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Intergovernmental planning and budgeting in Zimbabwe: learning the lessons of the past
Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance, 2018 In Zimbabwe, the Prime Minister’s Directives on Decentralisation and Development of 1984 and 1985, together with the Provincial Council and Administration Act 1985, constitute the foundation for post-independence attempts to ensure effective governance ...
Tinashe C Chigwata, Sylvester Marumahoko
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Post-socialist “illiberal democracies”: do de jure constitutional rights matter?
, 2020 Are de jure constitutional rules significant for constitutional practice? We pose this question with regard to de jure and de facto protection of constitutional rights in post-socialist countries of Europe and Asia.
Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska +1 more
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE FOR SOCIAL WELFARE – SYSTEMIC DIFFERENCES AND LINKS BETWEEN PROPERTY, LAND RIGHTS AND HOUSING RIGHTS [PDF]
Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal, 2015 Our purpose in this article is to argue that, as far as the constitutional promotion and protection of social welfare is concerned, there are significant theoretical and systemic differences between property, land rights and housing rights.
AJ van der Walt, Sue-Mari Viljoen
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The calm before the storm? Child rights climate change litigation in Africa
De Jure, 2023 Children, especially children in Africa, are disproportionately affected and their rights violated, as a result of the physical impacts of climate change.
Benyam Dawit Mezmur
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De Jure, 2022 When disaster strikes women and young girls are often disproportionately affected in comparison to other societal groups. Over the past three years, it is women that have shouldered much of the burden that the pandemic placed on health and socio-economic
Ropafadzo Maphosa
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Criminalization of Social Protest: Future research
Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2014 This Special Issue of the Oñati Socio-Legal Series is dedicated to an exploration of particular features of and analytical approaches to the criminalization of social protest about natural resources.
Carolijn Terwindt
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Constitutional Rights in Indonesia [PDF]
International Journal of Global Community, 2018 The constitution is fundamental to the life of the modern state as a major foothold in state governance. Includes the guarantee of constitutional rights of citizens. The Constitution is the basis of state organizers to be implemented, so that the state is obliged to guarantee the fulfillment of citizens' constitutional rights.
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