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LEGAL RECONSTRUCTION OF IMPLEMENTATION LEGALLY BINDING VERDICT IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT
The existence of industrial relations courts until now still can not provide adequate legal protection to justice seekers. This article begins with the existing legal problems in the form of not implemented legally binding of industrial relations court verdicts.
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Linguistic features of Vietnamese legal language: a study of court documents (2020–2025)
This article examines the linguistic features of Vietnamese legal texts. The analysis draws on a corpus of 150 court documents issued between 2020 and 2025 (533,912 word tokens): criminal verdicts, civil judgments, administrative rulings, and decisions ...
Lâm Phương Đỗ
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A Compromise Approach to Compromise Verdicts [PDF]
Although one of the legal system’s most salient attributes is its insistence that a civil jury choose the story of one party over that of another, scholars have thus far paid almost no attention to the possibility of replacing the preponderance-of-the ...
Abramowicz, Michael B.
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Spatial cognition in the courtroom: A quasi-experimental study of the influence Canadian courtroom design has on jury cognition [PDF]
As efforts to reform the Canadian criminal justice system progresse, there has been a rise in attention towards legal realist jurisprudence and the realm of legal architecture. This study aims to identify the degree of influence Canadian courtroom design
Zhang, C.
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A guilty pleasure: The legal, social scientific and feminist verdict against rap [PDF]
This article draws on governance theory, critical theory and cultural criminology to interrogate how legal, social scientific and feminist discourses converge to construct rap music as a pressing social problem. While each discourse has its own preoccupations, ideologies and internal contestation, the overarching message is that rap music is a ...
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Reasoned Verdicts: Oversold? [PDF]
Jurors are lay fact-finders, untrained in the complexities of law and legal rules, and yet reasoned verdicts require that their reasons conform precisely to the law. This difficulty is the impetus for additional interaction with the court, as jurors must
Burd, Kayla A., Hans, Valerie P.
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Decision Theory and Proof Standards for Future Crimes: Possible Uses and Open Questions
ABSTRACT What should be the proof standard for applying preventive criminal sanctions based on an establishment of risk of reoffending? This is an open question in legal systems around the world. Various authors suggest that we can answer it by using decision theory. This approach conceptualises the proof standard as a probabilistic threshold. A person
Hylke Jellema, Johannes Bijlsma
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KEADILAN HUKUM PADA PERTIMBANGAN HAKIM DALAM MEMUTUS HAK ASUH ANAK
This reseach is focused on the making argument to looking justice progress of verdict. The justice progress which is mean is justice on the law of procedure.
Umar Haris Sanjaya
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Redefining claim preclusion from verdict sovereignty: partial res judicata in jury trials
Jury trials have presented themselves in history as an important instrument for the consolidation of democratic processes, because they are a tribunal for which the people are summoned to discuss and directly judge facts that have occurred in their ...
Paulo Gustavo Rodrigues
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Being a complete code of life, Sharī’ah (Islamic law) provides a comprehensive guideline for the human being in every facet of life. Further, such unique legal system cares, too, about the health of all mankind – without any sort of discrimination on the
Saif Ullah, Lutfullah Saqib
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