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The geometry of Nature's stingers is universal due to stochastic mechanical wear. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S ASebastian J, Jensen KH.
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Care without co-presence: Crafting alternative modes of involvement in UK intensive care in times of COVID-19. [PDF]
Med Anthropol QDriessen A, Hinton L.
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Hard Law or Soft Law—Does it Matter?
2018The European Court of Human Rights takes both hard law and soft law seriously, especially when it is necessary to adapt the wording of the European Convention on Human Rights to changed conditions in European societies and to explore what is called the ‘European consensus’.
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Is Soft Law Making Hard Law Too Hard?
Global Trade and Customs Journal, 2022Soft laws are created for many reasons to serve various purposes. This article focuses on acts of soft law that are adopted to facilitate the process of applying hard law (or complying with it) and to standardize the understanding of international agreements.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
To the Editor.— The medical profession is under attack—hard cases—and unless it cleans its own house, the public will do so for it—bad law. I want to clarify, if possible, the scrambling of the use of the aphorism, in which "hard cases" means hard because of judicial sympathy for one of the parties, and in which "bad law" means a precedent that, if ...
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To the Editor.— The medical profession is under attack—hard cases—and unless it cleans its own house, the public will do so for it—bad law. I want to clarify, if possible, the scrambling of the use of the aphorism, in which "hard cases" means hard because of judicial sympathy for one of the parties, and in which "bad law" means a precedent that, if ...
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International Organizations Law Review, 2014
Historically, international regimes regulating maritime transport have aimed to develop uniform rules. However, these rules are relatively static and have been implemented differently based on different national understandings in a de-centralised, State-based manner.
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Historically, international regimes regulating maritime transport have aimed to develop uniform rules. However, these rules are relatively static and have been implemented differently based on different national understandings in a de-centralised, State-based manner.
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Constitutional Commentary, 1989
Part of a symposium on "the Constitution as hard law" at a meeting of the Association of American Law Schools in Miami.
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Part of a symposium on "the Constitution as hard law" at a meeting of the Association of American Law Schools in Miami.
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