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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"judicial process"”.
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Federalism and the judicial process: the impact of the Habeas corpus cases
Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Alternative to state dominated criminal prosecution in Namibia
… by all organs of government involved in the judicial process, from the moment of the commission of the crime or offence up to and including the completion of the judicial process and/or quasi-judicial process related thereto. Hence, the need to have checks and balance mechanisms with respect …
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Islamic law and social change : a legal perspective
… benefit? In the second instance, the Islamic judicial process of discovering and formulating the Divine law and the elements that contribute towards it is subjected to scrutiny to ascertain whether it is proceeding according to the general provisions made for it in terms of the principles of …
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Análise da utilização do Processo Judicial Eletrônico (PJe) no TJPB, na comarca de Bayeux - PB
… initial stage of this objective. The Electronic Judicial Process arises precisely in this concept of computerizing the practiced autos that were previously done manually. In this case, the CNJ, when verifying the need to impose improvements to the progress and functioning of the processes carried …
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Strategic Versus Sincere Behavior: The Impact of Issue Salience and Congress on the Supreme Court Docket
… is free to vote sincerely in later parts of the judicial process.
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Communist Party registration and the First Amendment.
… the validity of the arguments, the nature of the judicial process in which they were arbitrated, and the location of areas in which further research would yield valuable information.
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Preventing Financial Reporting Fraud: A Holistic View of the Attributions Made Following Potential Fraudulent Financial Reporting Events
Constituents in the judicial process such as jurors and lawyers who often play a critical role in the aftermath of an alleged financial reporting fraud have largely been ignored in the accounting literature. Literature in psychology suggests that both laypeople and highly trained professionals …
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Infanticide in Victorian England, 1856-1878: Thirty legal cases (England)
… middle-class readers but also of medical, penal, judicial, and government officials. To determine whether a crisis of infanticide actually occurred in Victorian England, it is necessary to examine several areas of Victorian history--gender roles and the legal, economic, and social inequities women …
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Firearm fatalities examined at Salt River Medico-Legal Laboratory in 2009 and their investigative outcome by 2014
… crime made an impact on the investigative and judicial process of the Salt River Medico - Legal Laboratory cases. In 2009 there were 281 firearm deaths investigated at Salt River Medico - Legal Laboratory as opposed to 532 in 1999. In 1999, 89.29% of firearm deaths were due to homicide as …
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Jurors' perceptions of child witnesses with disabilities
… on the victim to aid in the investigative and judicial process, studies have shown that jurors find children less credible witnesses than adults (Goodman & Bottoms, 1993). It has also been suggested that prosecutors are less likely to prosecute a case that involves a child with a disability …
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Landdroste en staatsaanklaers se spesifieke kennisbasis van die kind as getuie in die hof : 'n maatskaplikewekondersoek
… is the experience of loss and powerlessness. The judicial process can aggravate the child's feeling of loss and helplessness or be part of the healing process by empowering his/her self-esteem. The trial allows the child the opportunity to experience that justice had been served, but this can only …
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Re-reading between the lines: a re-evaluation of the pragmatic implications of minimization within police interrogations
… of the interview and potential subsequent judicial process. We manipulated (1) the perspective taken by participants in the follow-up questions (Self v. Other) and (2) the language and placement of the leniency warning. Results indicated that minimization only implies leniency when an …
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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) as a Means to Improve Access to Timely Justice and a Pathway to Economic Growth in Nigeria
… for settling disputes outside the traditional judicial process held by the formal courts. ADR arose because the litigation process is expensive, prolonged, and fraught with technicalities. Business operators tend to prefer the private resolution of their disputes as opposed to open court …
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The Sudanese arbitration laws in transnational commercial arbitration and the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, under the Sudanese disputes settlement system
… of the development of the law and arbitration processes in Sudan and the issues which that process has left us with. Sudan is still going through another kind of social reform, particularly in view of the different faiths in the country, and an increasing propensity for the population to be …
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Redress-un-dressed: Advocate Alice presents: R v JR 2010
… secondary trauma experienced by children in the judicial process. The current body of work moves beyond the trauma as it investigates processes of redress. For that reason the details of the initial events are no longer the primary concern; strategies of transformation are at the heart of this …
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Barnet och rättsprocessen : rättssäkerhet, integritetsskydd och autonomi i samband med beslut om tvångsvård
… children and young persons. The function of the judicial process is to materialize that protection. The thesis examines this function of the law. Three basic demands according to international conventions and Swedish legislation consitute the startingpoint of the work: the child´s right to legal …
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Does Cyberspace outdate Jurisdictional Defamation Laws?
… of Civil Procedure is recommended to revise the process of service for non-EU defendants. The permission to serve a writ via social networks (or to the relevant Embassy of the defendant’s domicile state), can accelerate the traditional judicial process. This thesis can be utilised as a roadmap by …
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Bail vs remand : what influences the decision-making process?
… dissertation explores the factors influencing judicial decision-making in the context of granting bail or keeping in remand for a suspect. Through a comprehensive analysis of legal frameworks, case law, and empirical data, the study seeks to identify and understand the determinants within the …
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Parole as way to reduce overcrowding in Zambian prisons: A Communicative and Participatory Approach
… Since justice is defined by intent and not by process, the interpersonal conflictual nature of crime is obscured and consequently crime comes to be seen as conflict between the individual and the state. The Judicial process works purely on legal terms devoid of moral or social dimensions. The …
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Parole as way to reduce overcrowding in Zambian prisons: A Communicative and Participatory Approach
… Since justice is defined by intent and not by process, the interpersonal conflictual nature of crime is obscured and consequently crime comes to be seen as conflict between the individual and the state. The Judicial process works purely on legal terms devoid of moral or social dimensions. The …
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