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Law as Punishment / Law as Regulation
2011Law depends on various modes of classification. How an act or a person is classified may be crucial in determining the rights obtained, the procedures employed, and what understandings get attached to the act or person. Critiques of law often reveal how arbitrary its classificatory acts are, but no one doubts their power and consequence.
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An Introduction to Law and Regulation
Contemporary life relies on regulation. The quality and safety of the water we drink, the food we eat, and the social media applications we use are all governed by multiple regulatory regimes. Although rooted in law, regulation is a multidisciplinary endeavour. Debates about regulation, particularly in the face of rapid change and the emergence of new 'Yeung, Karen, Ranchordás, Sofia
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2017
Without certainty over legal parentage, the intended parents cannot trust the surrogate completely. The professional model uses the agreement to establish the parental rights of the intended parents before the surrogate becomes pregnant. She is never the legal mother of the baby and so does not relinquish it.
Ruth Walker, Liezl van Zyl
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Without certainty over legal parentage, the intended parents cannot trust the surrogate completely. The professional model uses the agreement to establish the parental rights of the intended parents before the surrogate becomes pregnant. She is never the legal mother of the baby and so does not relinquish it.
Ruth Walker, Liezl van Zyl
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2009
Abstract In the United States, federal courts have been extraordinarily important in constraining and monitoring the development of the modern regulatory state. The existing literature helps one to understand why delegation accompanied by judicial review takes place and how the interests of political, bureaucratic, and judicial actors ...
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Abstract In the United States, federal courts have been extraordinarily important in constraining and monitoring the development of the modern regulatory state. The existing literature helps one to understand why delegation accompanied by judicial review takes place and how the interests of political, bureaucratic, and judicial actors ...
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