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Administrative Coercion Applied by Justices of the Peace in the Russian Federation

Administrative law and procedure
Administrative coercion used by the courts attracts special attention because it affects judicial and non-judicial law enforcement practices and the procedure for applying appropriate measures. Coverage and research of problematic issues of law enforcement, taking into account the implementation of the information policy of the judicial system ...
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Coercion's Common Threads: Addressing Vagueness in the Federal Criminal Prohibitions on Torture by Looking to State Domestic Violence Laws

Michigan Law Review, 2011
Under international law, the United States is obligated to criminalize acts of torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment. However, the federal criminal torture laws employ several terms whose meanings are so indeterminate that they inhibit the statutes' effectiveness and fail to provide adequate guidance regarding precisely which forms of ...
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NFIB V. Sebelius -- Putting Enforceable Limits on Federal Leveraging: The Contract Paradigm, the Clear Notice Rule, and the Coercion Principle

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
One of the Supreme Court’s most anticipated and highly charged cases of the October 2011 Term and, indeed of any Term, NFIB v. Sebelius, involved the challenge by twenty-six states, led by Florida, to two core provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) – (a) the requirement that most individuals without medical insurance ...
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Is the Clean Air Act Unconstitutional? Coercion, Cooperative Federalism and Conditional Spending after NFIB v. Sebelius

2017
The Clean Air Act (CAA) is a persistent source of federal-state conflict. Like many federal environmental laws, the CAA relies upon the cooperation of state environmental agencies for its execution and enforcement. To induce such cooperation, the CAA authorizes, even requires, the imposition of sanctions on noncooperating states, including the loss of ...
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Temporary Restriction on Leaving the Russian Federation in Case of Bankruptcy of a Citizen: an Interim Measure or a Measure of Indirect Coercion?

Arbitrazh-Civil Procedure
The article considers the problem of determining the legal nature of restrictions on the departure of a debtor from the Russian Federation. The author conducts the test by analyzing the features of interim measures and measures of indirect coercion. As a result, a conclusion is drawn about the mixed nature of travel restrictions with the predominance ...
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Article 7 [The Principles of the Federal Coercion]

2013
Hermann-Josef Blanke, Stelio Mangiameli
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“On improving federal legislation to protect women from coercion into induced abortion”: a review of the roundtable discussion at the State Duma of the Russian Federation

Proceedings of Southwest State University. Series: History and Law
Relevance The current demographic situation in Russia indicates depopulation. Among the causes of population decline, along with natural causes of death, crime, and accidents, is a woman's legal right to independently decide whether to become a mother, primarily through abortion. This is performed at the woman's
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ON THE PROHIBITION OF COERCION TO TESTIFY (ARTICLE 302 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

Siberian Journal of Anthropology, 2022
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Is There Coercion in Local Emergency Management Policy Implementation?

Natural Hazards, 2022
Matthew Malone
exaly  

MEASURES OF DIRECT COERCION APPLIED AND USED BY OFFICIALS OF THE CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Essays of Modern Cameralistics, 2023
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