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Revisiting the ‘Court of Generations’ Amendment

Futures, 1998
Abstract In 1991, futurist Bruce E. Tonn proposed a ‘Court of Generations’ Amendment to the US Constitution. His proposed ‘Court of Generations’ lacked punitive powers but, hopefully, would have sufficient legitimacy to counteract extreme present-minded thinking evident in US political processes and institutions. Although Tonn's ‘Court of Generations’
Vincent Kelly Pollard, Bruce E Tonn
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COURT HALTS SALES OF GENERIC PLAVIX

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2006
AFTER SEVERAL MISSTEPS, Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) and Sanofi-Aventis have won the latest chapter in what is shaping up to be an epic legal battle over the blood thinner Plavix. A U.S. district court has granted the companies' request for a preliminary injunction ordering Canadian generic drug firm Apotex to stop selling a generic version of Plavix ...
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Court of Justice and General Court

2021
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The general powers of the Court

2018
The Court may impose such measures, procedures and remedies as are laid down in this Agreement and may make its orders subject to conditions, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure.
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Mental Health Courts as the “New Generation” of Problem-Solving Courts

2018
In the Introductory chapter I situate Mental Health Courts within broader criminal justice polices and reforms, specifically within the problem-solving court movement. This chapter sets the foundation for a study on MHC’s as it contributes to our understanding of the intersection of criminal justice and mental health.
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The court-martial of General Oglethorpe.

2017
Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society, 54, 200 ...
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THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL COURT

2022
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The Rabbinical Courts of our Generation

Abstract The purpose of this chapter is to offer an overview of the variety of rabbinic courts operating today in the Jewish world. This chapter provides two basic forms of classification. The first proposes to distinguish between the official courts in the State of Israel—which have the status of courts on behalf of the state with ...
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General Court Decides

New England Journal of Medicine, 1957
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Court Generated State Practice?

Austrian Review of International and European Law Online, 2018
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