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Addressing Healthcare Waiting Time Challenges in Canada: Insights From Emerging Initiatives [PDF]
Canada’s public healthcare system faces persistent challenges with waiting times. Prolonged delays lead to adverse physical and mental health outcomes, higher treatment costs, and economic burdens for patients and families.
Mohammad Hajizadeh, Faramarz Jalili
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Federal Jurisdiction: Dominant Federal Interest May Be a Possible Basis for Federal Jurisdiction
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Canada has announced plans to meet its Paris Agreement commitments on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving net-zero by 2035; but standing in the way of these ambitions is an electricity crisis. The crisis is provincially balkanized electricity
Kristen van de Biezenbos
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Crisis, Colonialism and Constitutional Habits: Indigenous jurisdiction in times of emergency
The Tŝilhqot’in Nation has had ample experience exercising its laws and jurisdiction to manage emergencies during record-breaking wildfires and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Emma Feltes, Jocelyn Stacey
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The present article aims to describe how the Federal Justice was organized and developed in the capital Republic during the period from 1890 to 1937, with a special focus on the type of lawsuit that was concretely submitted to the ...
Ronald Kruger Rodor
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The Structure and Dynamics of Modern United States Federal Case Law
The structure and dynamics of modern United States Federal Case Law are examined here. The analyses utilize large-scale network analysis tools, natural language processing techniques, and information theory to examine all the federal opinions in the ...
Keerthi Adusumilli +11 more
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In the judgment of the Federal Court of Justice of Federal Republic of Germany on 29 March 2011 published hereunder is presented its attitude concerning jurisdiction over the disputes from the publications in the Internet.
D. V. Tarikanov
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AN OVERVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE IN ARGENTIN
This article provides an overview of the federal administrative justice system in Argentina. It begins with an explanation of how the power to enact procedural law and to organize administrative courts is distributed between the federal state and the ...
F. Verbic
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CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF JURISDICTION
At the current stage of our State of Law there is no way to separate the study of the civil procedural law from the Federal Constitution, especially the jurisdiction, because it is in the Constitution that there are the legitimizing foundations of the ...
Alexandre Jamal Batista +1 more
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Ripple effect: the SEC’s major questions doctrine problem
Objective: to elaborate a new standard for assessing the level of decentralization of cryptoassets in the USA.Methods: dialectical approach to cognition of social phenomena, allowing to analyze them in historical development and functioning in the ...
M. Donovan
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