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Bile Duct Injury and Litigation in Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: A Global Review of Current and Future Preventative Initiatives. [PDF]
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The Legalist Paradigm in Moral and Political Thought
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Jamie Mayerfeld
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Punitive Damages in Strasbourg
2018‘Punitive damages’ have long been controversially discussed in national as well as in international law. This is not different for the European Court of Human Rights. Until now the Court has considered it officially inappropriate. One would thus expect that punitive damages are not used by the Court. But is this really the case? This chapter finds that
Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque +1 more
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1996
Abstract Those who favour or oppose the award of punitive damages by the common law courts face a common problem. Those who favour such awards being made do so because they can see that there is some reason for such awards being made.
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Abstract Those who favour or oppose the award of punitive damages by the common law courts face a common problem. Those who favour such awards being made do so because they can see that there is some reason for such awards being made.
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Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 2009
Punitive damages is a controversial topic in American law. Defenders of punitive damages see these awards as a useful mechanism for sanctioning and deterring egregious conduct, particularly the conduct of corporations not subject to the sanctions of the criminal law but still harmful to society.
Neil Vidmar, Matthew W. Wolfe
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Punitive damages is a controversial topic in American law. Defenders of punitive damages see these awards as a useful mechanism for sanctioning and deterring egregious conduct, particularly the conduct of corporations not subject to the sanctions of the criminal law but still harmful to society.
Neil Vidmar, Matthew W. Wolfe
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Business Ethics Quarterly, 1991
While jurisprudence in the United States has been cast in the general mode of the English common law, modifications over time have produced enough significant variations that American law has a distinctive quality. To illustrate: The exclusionary rule in criminal cases prohibiting the use of evidence (even from reliable witnesses) acquired through ...
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While jurisprudence in the United States has been cast in the general mode of the English common law, modifications over time have produced enough significant variations that American law has a distinctive quality. To illustrate: The exclusionary rule in criminal cases prohibiting the use of evidence (even from reliable witnesses) acquired through ...
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2019
Abstract Punitive or exemplary damages are damages whose purpose is to punish the defendant for his or her wrongful conduct. In Broome v Cassell Lord Hailsham said that he preferred the term ‘exemplary damages’ to ‘punitive damages’ as better expressing the policy of the law.
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Abstract Punitive or exemplary damages are damages whose purpose is to punish the defendant for his or her wrongful conduct. In Broome v Cassell Lord Hailsham said that he preferred the term ‘exemplary damages’ to ‘punitive damages’ as better expressing the policy of the law.
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