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Judicial Remedies and Procedures

2022
Abstract This chapter focuses on judicial remedies and procedures under environmental law in India. Frequently, for lack of staff, money, capacity, or will, administrative agencies created under environmental statutes fail to implement the laws under which they operate, and ecological degradation continues unabated.
Shyam Divan, Armin Rosencranz
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Can International Courts Enhance Domestic Judicial Review? Separation of Powers and the European Court of Justice

Journal of Politics, 2021
How courts ensure the efficacy of their decisions poses one of the central challenges to the quality of modern liberal democracy. In this article, we consider how the ability of domestic courts to engage with their international counterparts through ...
Jay N. Krehbiel, Sivaram Cheruvu
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Judicial appointments: The Article 255 TFEU Advisory Panel and selection procedures in the Member States

Common market law review, 2014
This article assesses recent reforms of the appointment procedure for members of the Court of Justice and the General Court. We evaluate the effects of the establishment of the Article 255 TFEU Panel. Next to a discussion on the transparency of the Panel'
Tomáš Dumbrovský   +2 more
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18. Procedure of Judicial Review

2022
This chapter discusses the application for judicial review. The development of the application is complicated and intertwined with the historical deficiencies and peculiarities of the remedies themselves. Thus, the chapter begins with an account of the defects in the prerogative remedies that spurred the creation of the application.
Sir William Wade   +2 more
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Judicial Merit Selection: Beliefs about Fairness and the Undermining of Gender Diversity on the Bench

Political research quarterly, 2020
Much attention is paid to how mechanisms for selecting political officials shape which types of officials hold positions of power, but selection procedures do not always produce the desired outcomes. In the context of the judiciary, many expected “merit”
Nancy B. Arrington
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Legal Doctrine and Judicial Review of Eminent Domain in China

Law and Social Inquiry, 2020
Which of the three legal doctrines of public use, just compensation, and due process is the most effective in constraining abuses of eminent domain power?
W. Mao, S. Qiao
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The Illusion of Merit-Based Judicial Selection in Post-Communist Judiciary: Evidence from Slovakia

Problems of Post-Communism, 2020
Judges all around the world, including in post-communist Europe, have become increasingly involved in the administration of judiciaries. Judicial self-governance is believed to secure greater judicial independence and merit-based decision-making ...
Samuel Spáč
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Judicial analytics on trial: An assessment of legal analytics in judicial systems in light of the right to a fair trial

, 2020
This article informs about certain legal analytics tools that can be used to predict the outcome of cases. It identifies and assesses some challenges to the right to a fair trial that appear in case this kind of tools are employed by judges and parties ...
Viltė Kristina Steponėnaitė   +1 more
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