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Regional Courts as Judicial Brakes?
Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, 2017 The article examines how regional integration courts can act as judicial brakes, at a time when “constitutional coups” – leaders staying in power past constitutional time limits or other forms of actions against the spirit if not always the letter of the
Metcalf Katrin Nyman +1 more
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Rhode Island Report on the Judiciary 1977 [PDF]
, 1977 Submitted herein is the sixth annual report produced by the Administrative Office of State Courts. In 1977, the court took initiatives to better deal with the changing demands placed on the judiciary.
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Pursuing Transparency through Science Courts [PDF]
, 2000 [Excerpt] The frequency and magnitude of risks and benefits are facts. The acceptability of risks associated with particular benefits is not. In the best of all worlds, normative choices based on facts would be made directly by persons at risk.
Field, Thomas G., Jr.
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Stand in the Place Where Data Live: Data Breaches as Article III Injuries [PDF]
, 2020 Every day, another hacker gains unauthorized access to information, be it credit card data from grocery stores or fingerprint records from federal databases.
Wasserman, Jason
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Antitrust and Nonprofit Hospital Mergers: A Return to Basics [PDF]
, 2007 Courts reviewing proposed mergers of nonprofit hospitals have too often abandoned the bedrock principles of antitrust law, failing to pay heed to the most elemental hallmarks of socially beneficial competition.
Richman, Barak D.
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Judiciary in the Principality of Serbia 1838-1869: Problems and research results [PDF]
Baština, 2015 The Constitution of 1838 anticipated the Court of Appeal, as a court of the second degree, which was situated in the capital. It strictly inspected and judged lawsuits that passed through lower courts. In that way, three kinds of courts were established:
Popović Miroslav M.
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Journal of Legal Studies, 2016 While freedom of expression has a long and well-established constitutional foundation as a self-governing concept, the right to privacy is a relatively recent norm in the constitutional orientation of the United Kingdom.
Manu Thaddeus, Moreno Felipe Romero
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The Effect of the United Nations Convention Against Torture on the Scope of Habeas Review in the Context of International Extradition [PDF]
, 2015 This Note considers the law underlying the question addressed in Trinidad: can habeas courts review an extraditee’s Article Three claims? In turn, this Note considers how courts should interpret the CAT in the extradition context.
King, Evan
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The EFTA Court: An Actor in the European Judicial Dialogue [PDF]
, 2004 The vertical dialogue with the national courts of the EEA/EFTA States, in particular the Supreme Courts, has assisted the EFTA Court in developing its case law concerning effect and State liability.
Baudenbacher, Carl
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