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The Administration of Justice

1996
In the view of the large majority of the population, the new trends in the administration of justice were undoubtedly 'progress'. It is best to start with the city of Rome, as the administration of justice there is best known, and with civil jurisdiction.
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The Administration of Justice

1931
If, permeated with the relatively young and yet already ageing Western conception of the trias politica, one formed a conception of the Eastern administrator as the executant of the decisions of an independent legislative power, who has at the same time to enforce the preservation of order and tranquillity and to impose respect for the prescriptions of
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The Administration of Justice

2009
Abstract Japan has a three-tiered court system which is staffed with ‘career judges’ who join the court after completing their training and mostly stay there until retirement. The government launched the ‘justice system reform’ in the mid-1990s.
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From ‘marginal to marginal’: environmental justice under the Trump administration

Environmental Sociology, 2022
Alissa Cordner   +2 more
exaly  

Administrative Justice

1996
Abstract This chapter is concerned with control over executive power through the Constitution. Few lawyers or political commentators in the late twentieth century would deny that the growth of executive power ranks with the development of the constitutionalisation of human rights as one of the two most important features of government
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1971
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Multidomain judging and administration of justice: evidence from a major emerging-market jurisdiction

International Review of Administrative Sciences, 2023
Caio Castelliano   +2 more
exaly  

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