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JUDICIAL REVIEW AND THE ‘CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT’

Public Administration, 1986
Administrative law is traditionally said to be concerned with the ‘control of government’, and judicial review of administrative action is said to be the primary mechanism of ‘control’. It is argued that judicial review fails in any significant sense to control central government.
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El control difuso judicial

El control difuso es una figura indispensable para garantizar la supremacía de la Constitución en nuestro ordenamiento jurídico. Es un poder-deber que permite a jueces inaplicar normas que, en un determinado caso, entran en colisión con nuestra Carta Magna.
Miro Quesada Gayoso, Josefina, Zavaleta Revilla, Luis   +1 more
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Judicial Control of Court Administration

2020
This chapter undertakes a review of the court governance literature and identifies the key drivers behind the Victorian court system reform. It begins with an analysis of the traditional arguments in favour of greater judicial control of court administration, before moving on to propose a new elaboration of judicial accountability in court ...
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Judicial control within the Union

2012
To a considerable degree EU law has been shaped by the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The Court has rightly been called a ‘motor of integration’ because, in the years of Euroscepticism and political standstill on the question of ‘deepening’ integration, it has largely created the ‘ acquis communautaire ’ .
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President Trump and the Politics of Judicial Nominations

Justice System Journal, 2022
Ian Ostrander, Jonathan KING
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Judicial control of accusation

2014
Odabrana tema ove doktorske disertacije jest „Sudska kontrola optužbe“. Korištenjem pojma optužba u naslovu rada želi se naglasiti da je sudska kontrola optužbe obrađena kao sudska kontrola kaznenog progona tijekom prethodnog postupka i sudska kontrola optužnice kao formalnog optužnog akta.
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Judicial Control of Failure to Act

1996
Articles 173 and 175 (for the text of these provisions see 11.2) are intended to provide complementary remedies; acting illegally and illegally failing to act should be two sides of the same coin. Non-privileged applicants with limited standing under Article 173 should be unable to sue in respect of a failure to adopt a legislative act which they would
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Judicial independence and corporate employment: Evidence from China

Finance Research Letters, 2023
Hao Yang
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The Control of Executive Power, Judicial and Extra-Judicial

Israel Law Review, 1984
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Judicial Control of Administration

Public Administration Review, 1989
Rosemary O'Leary, Martin Shapiro
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