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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"judicial systems"”.
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Le devoir d'information du médecin : évolution récente : une étude comparative en droit québécois et en droit français
… shows many similarities between the two judicial systems but also and more importantly many pertinent differences resulting from recent developments in jurisprudence.
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Mapping the complexity of forensic science : implications for forensic science education
… reliance of law enforcement agencies and judicial systems and its popularisation through the mass media. Consequently, forensic science education has been characterised by a rapid expansion in both the number of forensic science courses and the number of students enrolling in such courses. …
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Alternative dispute resolution in Intellectual Property Law: a growing need for a viable alternative to court litigation
… property disputes is much needed in modern legal systems. IP court litigation has become expensive, time consuming, and poor decision making has led to unpredictable and inconsistent results. This paper explores the possibility of using alternative methods, such as mediation and arbitration, to …
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The role of perceptions on effective judicial access for the gay and lesbian and environmental social movements in Chile and Argentina
… and de facto arrangements within South American judicial systems suggest that an institutional focus is not enough to understand effective access. This dissertation uses a constructivist approach to measure judicial access for the environmental and gay and lesbian social movements in Chile and …
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Cryptography for societal benefit
… public trust, such as governmental agencies, judicial systems, and election infrastructure. - Individual empowerment in oppressive environments Cryptography can empower individuals to communicate securely and undetectably and to preserve their anonymity, even in hostile environments. - …
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Voltaire: From Sacrificial to Judicial System in the Play The Orphan of China
… overlooked the significance of sacrificial and judicial systems (in Europe and, more importantly, in China) in the play. In the first chapter, I will demonstrate Voltaire's theory of civilization by contrasting The Orphan of China with Rousseau's essays: Discourse on Arts and Science and On the …
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UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY: EXPLOITING UNDOCUMENTED MIGRANTS FOR POLITICAL GAIN
… as having overburdened law enforcement and judicial systems, and the Biden administration’s rollback of enforcement measures, which critics argue encouraged increased migrant flows. The findings reveal that overreliance on executive authority has led to instability, weakening federal …
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Machine learning in predictive analytics on judicial decision-making
… law degree. Predictive analytics applied to judicial decision-making raise interesting discussions around potential benefits to the general public, over-burdened judicial systems and legal professionals respectively. It is also associated with limitations and challenges around manual input …
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Promoting a More Circumspect Court System in Saudi Arabia : Limiting Judicial Discretionary Powers : A Dissertation
The judicial discretionary power comes to a head in problems concerning the independence of the judiciary, and the power of its decisions. Judicial discretion has been the subject of many ongoing debates to date. Proper and fair use of judicial discretion will contribute to the promotion of justice …
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The ICC-African union relationship: in the interest of justice, or a continuation of politics by other means?
… ICC interventions in African countries with weak judicial systems, specifically Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, and Kenya, while also addressing the AU’s growing pushback against the ICC's focus on African leaders. Key themes explored are the principle of complementarity, the …
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An experimental analysis of the risk-trust confound
… Trust is known to be associated with efficient judicial systems, improved government functioning with lower corruption, and better financial outcomes (Johnson and Mislin, 2011). However, many researchers have argued that risk attitudes may confound the measurement of trust because trusting …
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The International Criminal Court in Self-Referral States: Legitimacy, Reputation, and the Court’s Anti-Impunity Mandate
… to incrementally improve their states’ domestic judicial systems so that these systems might get to a point where they are eventually able and willing to prosecute ICC-level crimes genuinely and impartially themselves. At the center of this approach is the goal of creating an incentive structure …
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School Linked Services: A National Study of the Perceptions and Opinions of School Board Members
… for a diverse array of social, health, and judicial services to help ameliorate some of the problems of students at risk of educational failure. In response, a growing number of school districts have established many types of school-linked programs which provide services to children and …
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The Texas Judiciary, Problems and Suggestions for Reform
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The role of courts in adjudicating human rights violations by transnational corporations
… to access an adequate remedy through recourse to judicial remedies where other informal or administrative remedial schemes are insufficient. Having an efficient and fair justice system in developing host states for the victims of corporate human rights abuses is key to ensuring access to an …
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The exercise of prosecutorial discretion during preliminary examinations at the International Criminal Court
… of discretion at the national and international judicial systems to understand how their practices have informed and influenced the International Criminal Court Prosecutor, and then examines the provisions of the Rome Statute and its rules of evidence and procedure to determine the scope of the …
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Rape Violence in India
… disparities, cultural norms, and biased judicial systems. However, most of these implications are rejected due to methodological challenges.</p> <p>In response to these identified issues, Chapter Three aims to better align the empirical model with the theoretical framework provided by …