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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"US Supreme Court"”.
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Judgment on the sword : the US Supreme Court's jurisprudence on presidential war powers.
This dissertation examines the US Supreme Court's jurisprudence on presidential war powers from the early republic to the present. It argues that the Court's jurisprudence has generally defended both a broad presidential power to prosecute war as well as a strong judicial power to enforce …
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Investigation of California Physician-Owned Hospitals Profitability and Payor Mix Compared to Other Hospital Ownership Types: 2009 to 2015
… With California v. Texas being decided by the US Supreme Court in 2021, the ACA, including the provisions regarding POHs, hangs in the balance. What has happened to POHs in California since passage of the ACA? How do POHs compare to other hospitals in California?</p> <p>Employing quantitative …
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Welfare reform: Politics, policy and the courts
Welfare Reform: Politics, Policy and The Courts is a detailed analysis of welfare reform as directed by Congress in the Personal Responsibility Act of 1996. The thesis entails the following: an analysis of the historical factors that have led to legislative reform of the US welfare policy; an …
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The Anticompetitive Misuse of Intellectual Property Rights in the European Pharmaceutical Sector
Pharmaceutical antitrust is currently a centre of attention for the European Commission, with one decision against Lundbeck and Statements of Objections in investigations against Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, and Les Laboratoires Servier. This thesis is the first to develop in detail a ‘European …
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The Use of American Precedent in Australian Constitutional Jurisprudence
… engagement with American precedent by the High Court of Australia (HCA) could beneficially contribute to the ongoing doctrinal development of Australian constitutional jurisprudence. Useful concepts derived from United States (US) Supreme Court (USSC) case law have been under-explored to date, …
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Jointly Operating a Merged Junior Academy: A Case Study of Interracial Cooperation in Seventh-day Adventist Education in North America
<p>Problem</p> <p>Despite the landmark 1954 US Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education that rules segregated schools unconstitutional, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America continues to operate segregated schools in close proximity, a practice rooted in a 1944 General …
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A Global Solution On Taxing The Digital Economy: "Does Article 12B of the UN MC adequately solve the problems encountered by the adopted unilateral measures (DSTs) to taxing the Digital Economy?"
… Union (EU), that the permanent establishment nexus requirement to assume taxing rights is ill-suited to deal with certain complexities that can be ascertained from the core of the digital economy. It is clearly evident from the nature of the digital economy that an enterprise may attain a …
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Saving This Honorable Court: Supreme Court Legitimacy and Support for Court Reform
<p>For the first time in nearly a century, serious conversations are taking place involving re- form of the Nation's highest court. Scholarly wisdom holds that such discussions indicate a decrease of the Court's legitimacy which will have detrimental effects on the rule of law and minority rights. …
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The Roberts Court Constitution of Freedom of Speech: Preferences, Principles, and the Study of Supreme Court Decision-making
<p>Since the appointment of Chief Justice G. Roberts to the U.S. Supreme Court, political scientists and legal scholars have assessed the Court’s behavior in a diverse array of cases and issue areas, including those touching on federalism, reproductive rights, voting rights, and economic liberty …