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Assembling law and technology in the public sector

Proceedings of the 16th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, 2015
This paper discusses how laws and technology interact when egovernment reforms are designed and deployed in highly regulated public sector organisations. The contribution focuses on how laws and regulations are re-designed into ICTs and the effect this design process has on the performance of public sector organisations.
Francesco Contini, Antonio Cordella
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The ‘Disobedience’ of Journalists at Public Assemblies: An Analytical Critique of the ECtHR's Case Law from a Media Freedom Perspective

Nordic Journal of Human Rights, 2020
In a group of cases in which journalists refused dispersal orders at public assemblies in order to gather news, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has found certain governmental actions to ...
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Not a right but a public function: the debate in the French National Assembly over the 1872 law on jury formation

French History, 2007
Because of the highly politicized nature of the French judicial system in the nineteenth century, laws governing the selection of jurors were often the subject of strong political debate. There were repeated controversies over which citizens should be jurors and which authorities should draw up the annual jury lists from which the trial panels were ...
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COVID-19: Criminal Law, Public Assemblies and Human Rights Litigation.

Journal of law and medicine, 2020
Australia's criminal law was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic from the outset and then progressively as statutory measures and judicial rulings on matters such as bail entitlements, judge-alone trials, sentences and applications for demonstrations and public assemblies were made by courts. This column identifies some of the major decisions made during
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The making of the ‘Basque’ Political and Representative Institution (1839–1853): end of a protracted Civil War (1833–1839) first project to give continuity to theForalregime (historical public law) and to the Basque representative assemblies within the Spanish constitutional framework, part III

Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 1998
SUMMARY In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga continues his account of the development of the Basque political institutions to the period following the settlement of the first Carlist war by the Convention of Bergera in 1839. This laid down a process for incorporating the Basque foral institutions into the framework of the new liberal constitution of ...
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Public hearing before Assembly Revision and Amendment of Laws Committee on Assembly bills nos. 1319, 1603, 2198 and 2199 (Land development)

1973
This document includes transcription of testimony given at the public hearing held on April 18, 1973 by elected representatives, representatives of state real estate-related associations, as well as supplementary written statements.
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Remedy System in Public Law for ‘Order Prohibiting Assembly’

Inha Law Review : The Institute of Legal Studies Inha University, 2021
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The American Assembly. The Courts, The Public, and The Law Explosion

The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1965
Hilliard A. Gardiner, H. W. Jones
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Private Law Subjects in Citizens’ Assemblies: On the Dialectics of Private and Public Autonomy in the EU

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
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