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Roczniki Administracji i Prawa, 2021
The purpose of this publication is to bring the constitutional right to court, the concept of resolution as a response to crises in financial systems and the existence of a right to court in national legislation on the Bank Guarantee Fund, deposit guarantee scheme and forced restructuring.
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The purpose of this publication is to bring the constitutional right to court, the concept of resolution as a response to crises in financial systems and the existence of a right to court in national legislation on the Bank Guarantee Fund, deposit guarantee scheme and forced restructuring.
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MEDIA TRIAL IN INDIA FAIR OR NOT?
2021The media plays a major role in forming an opinion in society maybe that is why it is considered as one of the pillars of democracy. Recently, the media has shown its power in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput where a family who is accused is already remarked as culprits by the process of media trial.
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1997
The papers of this volume deliver a survey of the implications of the fair trial principle with regard to criminal proceedings, ranging from the rights of the accused during the pre-trial procedure through the principle of impartiality of judges to the application of the right to a fair trial in emergency situations, both under domestic and ...
Rüdiger Wolfrum, David S. Weissbrodt
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The papers of this volume deliver a survey of the implications of the fair trial principle with regard to criminal proceedings, ranging from the rights of the accused during the pre-trial procedure through the principle of impartiality of judges to the application of the right to a fair trial in emergency situations, both under domestic and ...
Rüdiger Wolfrum, David S. Weissbrodt
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2017
Contents: Introduction Part I The Right to Trial by Jury: The sacred cow of trial by jury, R.J. O'Hanlon The courage of our convictions, Sherman J. Clark The right to trial by jury, Thom Brooks. Part II Lay Participation: Lay participation in decision making: a Croatian perspective on mixed tribunals, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic Democratic accountability and
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Contents: Introduction Part I The Right to Trial by Jury: The sacred cow of trial by jury, R.J. O'Hanlon The courage of our convictions, Sherman J. Clark The right to trial by jury, Thom Brooks. Part II Lay Participation: Lay participation in decision making: a Croatian perspective on mixed tribunals, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic Democratic accountability and
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2019
Can an online court really deliver a fair trial? For many lawyers, this is a pivotal question. Sometimes it is posed as a legal inquiry, by reference to Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). But it can also be framed as a question about justice, asking whether the work of courts must be conducted on a face-to-face basis and ...
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Can an online court really deliver a fair trial? For many lawyers, this is a pivotal question. Sometimes it is posed as a legal inquiry, by reference to Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). But it can also be framed as a question about justice, asking whether the work of courts must be conducted on a face-to-face basis and ...
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A Fair Trial for Physiotherapy: The Controlled Trial
Physiotherapy, 1993Recently there have been a few trials in which some therapeutic modalities have been tested against others, sometimes under conditions which are doomed to make them fail. The purpose of having a control group is to set the technique to be tested (experimental) against a backcloth of standardised management which excludes the test modality and ...
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2018
This Chapter presents a detailed analysis of those fair trial rights under international law that are most likely affected by the involvement of court interpreters: the right of equality before the court; the right to adversarial proceedings; the right to be informed of the charge; the right to adequate time and facilities to prepare a defense; the ...
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This Chapter presents a detailed analysis of those fair trial rights under international law that are most likely affected by the involvement of court interpreters: the right of equality before the court; the right to adversarial proceedings; the right to be informed of the charge; the right to adequate time and facilities to prepare a defense; the ...
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Forfeiture and the Right to a Fair Trial
Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2019In his Rights Forfeiture and Punishment, Christopher Heath Wellman argues that his preferred ‘strong’ version of rights forfeiture theory makes the moral rights of due process and a fair trial null and void for guilty offenders. They may still possess legal rights to due process, but these are not strong pre-institutional moral rights.
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Israel Law Review, 1997
Why should fairness be a dominant interest of criminal proceedings? Such questions are shocking, and asking them arouses perplexity. Fairness is quite an obvious value, unquestioned in law, criminal proceedings, in human rights and in everyday life.It is certainly not the purpose of this paper to cast any doubt upon the basic assumption that trials ...
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Why should fairness be a dominant interest of criminal proceedings? Such questions are shocking, and asking them arouses perplexity. Fairness is quite an obvious value, unquestioned in law, criminal proceedings, in human rights and in everyday life.It is certainly not the purpose of this paper to cast any doubt upon the basic assumption that trials ...
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Nature Physics, 2007
The time has come for us to take a serious look at the institution of peer review. It is not a good way to catch misconduct or outright fraud in science, because the reviewer quite naturally accepts the account of how and why the research was done. But detecting fraud is not the purpose of peer review.
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The time has come for us to take a serious look at the institution of peer review. It is not a good way to catch misconduct or outright fraud in science, because the reviewer quite naturally accepts the account of how and why the research was done. But detecting fraud is not the purpose of peer review.
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