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The Justiciability of Social Rights in Morocco and France
Justiciability is a new idea and is in the process of taking root, the idea of submitting a challenge to violations of social rights to a judicial body; including the goal of building an order concerned with equity and social democracy.
Jamal Mesbah
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Bringing It All Together: Leveraging Social Movements and the Courts to Advance Substantive Human Rights and Climate Justice. [PDF]
Smith-Carrier T, Manion K.
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Constitutionalism in the Shadow of Doctrine: The President’s Non-Enforcement Power [PDF]
Barron challenges the court-centered approach to the scope of the President\u27s non-enforcement power. He contends that a President, notwithstanding that he considers himself bound by the Supreme Court\u27s constitutional interpretations, should resolve
Barron, David
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Section 27 of the South African Constitution guarantees everyone a right of access to healthcare services, including reproductive healthcare. This paper discusses how domestic courts have interpreted and applied section 27.
NGWENA, Charles
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Dutifully Defying Death: A Right to Life-saving Emergency Treatment. [PDF]
Lui E.
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Rethinking Constitutionality in Education Rights Cases [PDF]
Education rights cases often devolve into a farce of constitutional brinkmanship played by a miserable cast of reluctant courts and recalcitrant legislatures. Between successive rounds of litigation and tepid legislative fixes, come threats of impeaching
Weishart, Joshua E.
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Silence at a Price? Judicial Questionnaires and the Independence of Alaska’s Judiciary [PDF]
The real estate industry is facing a major change. The activity based working is promoted heavily by real estate companies, brokers and consultants as the future workplace. Knowledge and information is however limited.
Taylor, Kelly
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This article explores the persistent challenges in addressing police brutality through civil rights litigation, focusing on the limitations imposed by federal jurisdiction and justiciability doctrines post-Lyons.
Simona Grossi
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This article discusses the problem of torture in Mexico and its impact on the legitimacy of the State and the protection of human rights. Despite the normative advances in the configuration of the notion of torture, there are problems of effectiveness ...
Geofredo Angulo López
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The author cannot say that she disagrees with any of the analytical observations made by her co-contributors to this roundtable discussion of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin.
Spann, Girardeau A.
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