Crime and Courts Act 2013
... crime, such as organised crime or serious crime) is a reference to— (a) the prevention and detection of crime (or that kind of crime), (b) the investigation and prosecution of offences (or offences relating to that kind of crime), (c) the reduction of crime (or that kind of crime) in other ways, and ...
... crime, such as organised crime or serious crime) is a reference to— (a) the prevention and detection of crime (or that kind of crime), (b) the investigation and prosecution of offences (or offences relating to that kind of crime), (c) the reduction of crime (or that kind of crime) in other ways, and ...
TBCE Motion to Strike and Appellee`s Brief
... and Yvette Yarbrough, Executive Director (Ms. Yarbrough) in this cause, by and through their attorney of record, Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas, and the undersigned Assistant Attorney General, and file this brief in response to the brief of appellant Texas Association of Acupuncture and Orien ...
... and Yvette Yarbrough, Executive Director (Ms. Yarbrough) in this cause, by and through their attorney of record, Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas, and the undersigned Assistant Attorney General, and file this brief in response to the brief of appellant Texas Association of Acupuncture and Orien ...
Civil Appeal No. 18 19 21 of 2012 THE ATTORNEY GENERAL v
... these appeals, to make it pellucid that I do not find myself able to regard the advice of their Lordships’ Board in Akar v Attorney General of Sierra Leone [1970] AC 853, (and, as a matter of fact, that in Hinds v R (1975) 24 WIR 326, as well) in quite the same general light as he does. With respect ...
... these appeals, to make it pellucid that I do not find myself able to regard the advice of their Lordships’ Board in Akar v Attorney General of Sierra Leone [1970] AC 853, (and, as a matter of fact, that in Hinds v R (1975) 24 WIR 326, as well) in quite the same general light as he does. With respect ...
021 - Columbia Law School
... seize disloyal property and took place as the Union acquired more and more Confederate territory. Sequestration, on the other hand, could be enforced only within the boundaries of the new Confederate nation. The Confederacy made no claim to dominion over the Union, but was instead fighting to secede ...
... seize disloyal property and took place as the Union acquired more and more Confederate territory. Sequestration, on the other hand, could be enforced only within the boundaries of the new Confederate nation. The Confederacy made no claim to dominion over the Union, but was instead fighting to secede ...
RETENG: The Multicultural Coalition of Botswana
... numerical minority Tswana speaking tribes and gives them all economic, social and cultural rights including automatic admission to the House of Chiefs at the exclusion of the numerical majority of non-Tswana tribes. As a follow up to its previous recommendations of August 2002, and the communication ...
... numerical minority Tswana speaking tribes and gives them all economic, social and cultural rights including automatic admission to the House of Chiefs at the exclusion of the numerical majority of non-Tswana tribes. As a follow up to its previous recommendations of August 2002, and the communication ...
Locke v. United States and the Definition of Probable Cause in U.S.
... The Act of 1696 also extended to the colonies the English Act of Frauds, first passed in 1662.16 This act gave the collectors of customs broad authority to enforce the Navigation Acts, including the power to use writs of assistance, which were general search warrants which bestowed the right of forc ...
... The Act of 1696 also extended to the colonies the English Act of Frauds, first passed in 1662.16 This act gave the collectors of customs broad authority to enforce the Navigation Acts, including the power to use writs of assistance, which were general search warrants which bestowed the right of forc ...
DRAFT CONSTITUTION FOR A FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF SOMALIA
... 5.15 (a) Subject to Section 14 and 30 of this constitution, there shall be establishment in each state, such numbers of Kadhi's Courts as in State parliament may from time to time ordain and establish. (b) The Kadhi's Courts in each state shall have powers and jurisdiction over the personal L ...
... 5.15 (a) Subject to Section 14 and 30 of this constitution, there shall be establishment in each state, such numbers of Kadhi's Courts as in State parliament may from time to time ordain and establish. (b) The Kadhi's Courts in each state shall have powers and jurisdiction over the personal L ...
Free Speech and the Right of Entry Into the United States
... for a repeal and revision of the McCarran-Walter Act); Helton, Reconciling the Power to Bar or Expel Aliens on Political Grounds with Fairness and the Freedoms of Speech and Association: An Analysis of Recent Legislative Proposals, I I FORDHlAM INT'L L.J. 467, 480-502 (1988) (examining recent legisl ...
... for a repeal and revision of the McCarran-Walter Act); Helton, Reconciling the Power to Bar or Expel Aliens on Political Grounds with Fairness and the Freedoms of Speech and Association: An Analysis of Recent Legislative Proposals, I I FORDHlAM INT'L L.J. 467, 480-502 (1988) (examining recent legisl ...
the constitution of nauru
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
the constitution of nauru
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
THE CONSTITUTION OF NAURU*
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
... Enforcement of fundamental rights and freedoms 14.-(1.) A right or freedom conferred by this Part is enforceable by the Supreme Court at the suit of a person having an interest in the enforcement of that right or freedom. (2.) The Supreme Court may make all such orders and declarations as are neces ...
A Proposal to End the Filibuster of Judicial Nominees
... little English. Within a few years, he had graduated with high honors from ...
... little English. Within a few years, he had graduated with high honors from ...
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... were married to each other according to Islamic law, but became estranged from one another. Several protection orders were issued against the applicant in terms of the Act. ...
... were married to each other according to Islamic law, but became estranged from one another. Several protection orders were issued against the applicant in terms of the Act. ...
TA-8481 SAM: Promoting Economic Use of Customary Land, Phase
... The matters noted above do support a limited or comprehensive review of the Property Law Act 1952, and views of the members of the LWG in this regard are also ...
... The matters noted above do support a limited or comprehensive review of the Property Law Act 1952, and views of the members of the LWG in this regard are also ...
Framework Laws and the Primacy of the Legislature
... to take all sorts of emergency measures without parliamentary approval.16 Even though the 1930s clearly demonstrated, especially in Germany and France, what the dangers can be of relying on framework laws and excessive delegation of legislative powers,17 these have not disappeared in the post-war we ...
... to take all sorts of emergency measures without parliamentary approval.16 Even though the 1930s clearly demonstrated, especially in Germany and France, what the dangers can be of relying on framework laws and excessive delegation of legislative powers,17 these have not disappeared in the post-war we ...
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
... granted to them under the now repealed Aliens Control Act 96 of 1991.3 All of the applicants in both matters, save for the second applicant in the Khosa matter, fled Mozambique in the 1980s as a result of the outbreak of civil war and sought refuge in South Africa. They integrated into the local com ...
... granted to them under the now repealed Aliens Control Act 96 of 1991.3 All of the applicants in both matters, save for the second applicant in the Khosa matter, fled Mozambique in the 1980s as a result of the outbreak of civil war and sought refuge in South Africa. They integrated into the local com ...
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... seller would have accepted on 24 June 1991. He personally did not use either the house sales or land sales indices published by ABSA as they were based on "a mixed bag" of houses and land sales throughout the country but he took the indices into account as a "bench mark" indicator of values. ...
... seller would have accepted on 24 June 1991. He personally did not use either the house sales or land sales indices published by ABSA as they were based on "a mixed bag" of houses and land sales throughout the country but he took the indices into account as a "bench mark" indicator of values. ...
East Donegal Co-op Ltd. -v- the Attorney General
... the Act that the licensing provisions generally must be declared to be invalid having regard to the provisions of the Constitution. On appeal by the defendant it was Held by the Supreme Court, 1, that the plaintiffs, being engaged in the type of business which was directly affected and subject to co ...
... the Act that the licensing provisions generally must be declared to be invalid having regard to the provisions of the Constitution. On appeal by the defendant it was Held by the Supreme Court, 1, that the plaintiffs, being engaged in the type of business which was directly affected and subject to co ...
APUSH: The Omen of Impending Disaster
... period. Instead, the question might be about a cause from that period (slavery, e.g.). 6. Five Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 1, 1491-1607 7. Ten Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 2, 1607-1754 8. Twelve Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 3, 1754-1800 9. Te ...
... period. Instead, the question might be about a cause from that period (slavery, e.g.). 6. Five Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 1, 1491-1607 7. Ten Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 2, 1607-1754 8. Twelve Percent of the MC questions will be from Period 3, 1754-1800 9. Te ...
APUSH Review Packet of Doom
... Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1819, Marshall) – New Hampshire had attempted to take over Dartmouth College by revising its colonial charter. The Court ruled that the charter was protected under the contract clause of the U. S. Constitution. Upheld the sanctity of contracts. Johnson v. McIntosh (182 ...
... Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1819, Marshall) – New Hampshire had attempted to take over Dartmouth College by revising its colonial charter. The Court ruled that the charter was protected under the contract clause of the U. S. Constitution. Upheld the sanctity of contracts. Johnson v. McIntosh (182 ...
Felony and Mormon Disenfranchisement in the US West
... Alabama’s attempts to disenfranchise African-Americans through laws ostensibly designed to disenfranchise criminals regardless of race were so effective that the state’s election registrars estimated that by 1903 this provision had stripped approximately ten times as many blacks of their voting priv ...
... Alabama’s attempts to disenfranchise African-Americans through laws ostensibly designed to disenfranchise criminals regardless of race were so effective that the state’s election registrars estimated that by 1903 this provision had stripped approximately ten times as many blacks of their voting priv ...
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIM
... until the slit was deep enough for the animal to bleed out; the other’s throat was slit three times. In an act of compassion, an inspector shot both camels to relieve them of their misery. ...
... until the slit was deep enough for the animal to bleed out; the other’s throat was slit three times. In an act of compassion, an inspector shot both camels to relieve them of their misery. ...
S.B. No. 415 85R4616 SCL-D By: Perry S.B. No. 415 A BILL TO BE
... circumstances to be unconstitutionally vague and declines to impose the saving construction described by this subsection, the Supreme Court of Texas shall provide an authoritative construction of the objectionable statutory provisions that avoids the constitutional problems while enforcing the statu ...
... circumstances to be unconstitutionally vague and declines to impose the saving construction described by this subsection, the Supreme Court of Texas shall provide an authoritative construction of the objectionable statutory provisions that avoids the constitutional problems while enforcing the statu ...
S.B. No. 415 By: Perry, et al. S.B. No. 415 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
... subchapter shall be construed, as a matter of state law, to be enforceable to the maximum possible extent consistent with but not further than federal constitutional requirements, even if that construction is not readily apparent, as such constructions are authorized only to the extent necessary to ...
... subchapter shall be construed, as a matter of state law, to be enforceable to the maximum possible extent consistent with but not further than federal constitutional requirements, even if that construction is not readily apparent, as such constructions are authorized only to the extent necessary to ...