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Judicial Controls in the Arbitral Process

Arbitration International, 1989
the law chosen to govern the merits of an international contract dispute does not always lead to results that satisfy an arbitrator's personal sense of what is right. The arbitrator therefore may be tempted to resolve the dispute according to his own notion of justice. Seduced away from the rules of the otherwise applicable law, the arbitrator may take
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Judicial Controls Over the Bureaucracy

2020
Abstract Judicial control over the bureaucracy is a means to defend the rule of law and important principles of democratic governance. It refers to the power of the courts to consider whether the actions of public authorities respect the limits prescribed by law.
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Judicial Control of Official Discretion

American Political Science Review, 1928
When men reflect about government, whether practically or academically, they always turn up, if they think deeply enough, two central problems: first, how to ensure that government shall do what it is supposed to do, and secondly, how to ensure that it shall not do other things.
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Judicial Control of Administration

Public Administration Review, 1989
Rosemary O'Leary, Martin Shapiro
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Judicial control of accusation

2014
Odabrana tema ove doktorske disertacije jest „Sudska kontrola optužbe“. Korištenjem pojma optužba u naslovu rada želi se naglasiti da je sudska kontrola optužbe obrađena kao sudska kontrola kaznenog progona tijekom prethodnog postupka i sudska kontrola optužnice kao formalnog optužnog akta.
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Judicial Philosophy and the Public’s Support for Courts

Political Research Quarterly, 2023
Christopher Krewson, Ryan J Owens
exaly  

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