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Political grief and ambiguous loss in a threatened democracy: psychological distress and civic responses during Israel's judicial reform. [PDF]
Yehene E, Ohayon S.
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Gender bias of the general public regarding sexual victimization: a study using case vignettes in Japan. [PDF]
Odawara K +6 more
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Analysis of factors influencing the assessment of sexual self-defense capacity in individuals with mental disorders. [PDF]
Zuo Z +10 more
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Journal of Law and Courts, 2021
AbstractGovernments reform the process of nominating judges to constitutional courts, seeking to reduce the courts’ involvement in state affairs. Since 2008, reformers have tried to appoint judges who would be more judicially restrained. We examine the rulings of judges on Israel’s Supreme Court in its capacity as Israel’s High Court of Justice on the ...
Maoz Rosenthal +2 more
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AbstractGovernments reform the process of nominating judges to constitutional courts, seeking to reduce the courts’ involvement in state affairs. Since 2008, reformers have tried to appoint judges who would be more judicially restrained. We examine the rulings of judges on Israel’s Supreme Court in its capacity as Israel’s High Court of Justice on the ...
Maoz Rosenthal +2 more
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18. Judicial Review 2: The Grounds of Judicial Review
2023This chapter considers the grounds that have been and are being developed by the courts on which judicial review may be claimed. As well as the three established heads of judicial review presented by Lord Diplock in the GCHQ case—illegality, procedural impropriety (including procedural fairness) and irrationality (or Wednesbury unreasonableness)—the ...
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