Q1 - Comite Maritime International
... The SSA is contains general rules on the construction, equipment and operation of vessels, but it first of all constitute a statutory framework which authorises the Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs to establish more detailed rules on maritime safety, including rules concerning construction ...
... The SSA is contains general rules on the construction, equipment and operation of vessels, but it first of all constitute a statutory framework which authorises the Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs to establish more detailed rules on maritime safety, including rules concerning construction ...
report of the working group on arbitrary detention
... The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention visited Canada from 1 to 15 June 2005 at the invitation of the Government. The Working Group travelled to the capital Ottawa, Iqaluit, Nunavut; Toronto, Ontario; Edmonton, Alberta; Vancouver, British Columbia, and Montréal, Québec. In these locations, it visi ...
... The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention visited Canada from 1 to 15 June 2005 at the invitation of the Government. The Working Group travelled to the capital Ottawa, Iqaluit, Nunavut; Toronto, Ontario; Edmonton, Alberta; Vancouver, British Columbia, and Montréal, Québec. In these locations, it visi ...
"What Hath Hiibel Wrought?": The Constitutionality of Compelled
... 22. Id. at 353-54, 355-56, 361. Specifically, the Court noted that this statute was more than a stop-and-identify statute, as it required that "the individual provide a credible and reliable identification that carrie[d] a reasonable assurance of its authenticity, and that provide[d] means for later ...
... 22. Id. at 353-54, 355-56, 361. Specifically, the Court noted that this statute was more than a stop-and-identify statute, as it required that "the individual provide a credible and reliable identification that carrie[d] a reasonable assurance of its authenticity, and that provide[d] means for later ...
Washington and Lee University
... right to legal counsel. In the years preceding the Gideon decision, the Supreme Court had passed judgment on this same issue multiple times with mixed results. The first such case, 1932’s Powell v. Alabama, declared that in capital cases, indigent persons had the right to legal counsel. The question ...
... right to legal counsel. In the years preceding the Gideon decision, the Supreme Court had passed judgment on this same issue multiple times with mixed results. The first such case, 1932’s Powell v. Alabama, declared that in capital cases, indigent persons had the right to legal counsel. The question ...
A Brief Overview of Criminal Cartel Enforcement in Japan
... orders from 2% to 6% (which was further raised to 10% in 2005). The 1992 amendment increased the maximum criminal fine for companies and other entities from 5 million JPY to 100 million JPY, which was further increased to 500 million JPY in 2002. ...
... orders from 2% to 6% (which was further raised to 10% in 2005). The 1992 amendment increased the maximum criminal fine for companies and other entities from 5 million JPY to 100 million JPY, which was further increased to 500 million JPY in 2002. ...
Document
... otherwise, and cross-examine witnesses Requirement of writing: If judicial officer finds detention warranted, must include written findings of fact and a written statement of reasons for the decision to detain. § 3142(i) Appellate review: Detainee entitled to expedited/immediate interlocutory ap ...
... otherwise, and cross-examine witnesses Requirement of writing: If judicial officer finds detention warranted, must include written findings of fact and a written statement of reasons for the decision to detain. § 3142(i) Appellate review: Detainee entitled to expedited/immediate interlocutory ap ...
United Nations
... nation, race or religion, that results in unfair privileges or denial of a right or benefit that comes from the law, punishable by ... ". This reformulation was made in order to include other causes provided by law "On protection from discrimination" including sexual orientation and gender identity ...
... nation, race or religion, that results in unfair privileges or denial of a right or benefit that comes from the law, punishable by ... ". This reformulation was made in order to include other causes provided by law "On protection from discrimination" including sexual orientation and gender identity ...
Tomlinson v Television Jamaica, CVM and Public
... contravention of the guaranteed right and not merely seeking the advisory opinion of the court on some controversial arid or spent dispute. [22] The Claimant, in the instant case must bring himself within the provisions of Section 19 (1) of the Charter which states: If any person alleges that any of ...
... contravention of the guaranteed right and not merely seeking the advisory opinion of the court on some controversial arid or spent dispute. [22] The Claimant, in the instant case must bring himself within the provisions of Section 19 (1) of the Charter which states: If any person alleges that any of ...
Crime Counting Rules - Central Statistics Office
... (f) There is sufficient admissible evidence (as defined at 4.2) to charge the offender but the Director of Public Prosecutions or relevant District Officer decides that the public interest would not be well served by proceeding with the charge. This would include instances where the criminal offenc ...
... (f) There is sufficient admissible evidence (as defined at 4.2) to charge the offender but the Director of Public Prosecutions or relevant District Officer decides that the public interest would not be well served by proceeding with the charge. This would include instances where the criminal offenc ...
III
... “actually imprisoned at the conclusion of the proceeding” and that “actual incarceration” is a sine qua non of a Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment right to assistance of counsel. Fried Brief at 14. Thus, the brief argues, if any sentence of incarceration is conditioned on future events, it is not a “lo ...
... “actually imprisoned at the conclusion of the proceeding” and that “actual incarceration” is a sine qua non of a Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment right to assistance of counsel. Fried Brief at 14. Thus, the brief argues, if any sentence of incarceration is conditioned on future events, it is not a “lo ...
chapter one: defining and proving crimes
... 1. The three elements of the “working definition of crime” are ____________________, ______________________, and _____________________________. 2. The two fundamental principles that underlie criminal law’s requirement for a physical act are _____________________ or _______________________. 3 The cr ...
... 1. The three elements of the “working definition of crime” are ____________________, ______________________, and _____________________________. 2. The two fundamental principles that underlie criminal law’s requirement for a physical act are _____________________ or _______________________. 3 The cr ...
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Supreme Court of Canada Kirzner v. R., [1978] 2 S.C.R. 487 Date
... there is no appellate Court judgment in which entrapment has been accepted as providing a defence or even as going to discretionary power to exclude evidence, it was touched on in R. v. Ormerod, [1969] 2 O.R. 230. No conclusion was reached in that case because the issue did not arise on the facts wh ...
... there is no appellate Court judgment in which entrapment has been accepted as providing a defence or even as going to discretionary power to exclude evidence, it was touched on in R. v. Ormerod, [1969] 2 O.R. 230. No conclusion was reached in that case because the issue did not arise on the facts wh ...
Double Jeopardy and its Law - RUcore
... Clear results are one of the most important things a justice system can provide. The proposition may quarrel that double jeopardy will only apply to unique cases; even though in essence every case is capable of being subject to further analysis. Individuals found innocent, or those who were acquitte ...
... Clear results are one of the most important things a justice system can provide. The proposition may quarrel that double jeopardy will only apply to unique cases; even though in essence every case is capable of being subject to further analysis. Individuals found innocent, or those who were acquitte ...
formed of its exigency by a statement of the circumstances of two
... these offences for the purposes of justice; and, no doubt, where it is possible to decide every case on its own merits, without creating a precedent by the decision, there would not be the same difficulty in the undertaking as there is at present. Such general descriptions are still to be found in B ...
... these offences for the purposes of justice; and, no doubt, where it is possible to decide every case on its own merits, without creating a precedent by the decision, there would not be the same difficulty in the undertaking as there is at present. Such general descriptions are still to be found in B ...
formed of its exigency by a statement of the circumstances of two
... forming in the aggregate a coherent system—very incomplete, no doubt, and far from being reasonable where it was complete. The Statute Law upon the subject was a vast mass of enactments affixing punishments—generally the punishment of death—to all sorts of acts, with no regard whatever to genus or s ...
... forming in the aggregate a coherent system—very incomplete, no doubt, and far from being reasonable where it was complete. The Statute Law upon the subject was a vast mass of enactments affixing punishments—generally the punishment of death—to all sorts of acts, with no regard whatever to genus or s ...
Judicial rehabilitation in Germany
... -- as the relevance of this topic so far seems to have been underrated, although particularly for the probation service it is significant (Veith, 1999; Pfeiffer, 2000). Criminal records Aims, History and Organisation of the Criminal Register Three - partly conflicting - aims may be achieved by keepi ...
... -- as the relevance of this topic so far seems to have been underrated, although particularly for the probation service it is significant (Veith, 1999; Pfeiffer, 2000). Criminal records Aims, History and Organisation of the Criminal Register Three - partly conflicting - aims may be achieved by keepi ...
On Protection and Restriction of Private Property Right
... the abuse of powers. The due process of law derives from England ancient “natural justice” principle. Experiencing the practice of Constitution of the United States, the due process of law tends to be perfect. It expands from the juridical field toward the administrative field and even the legislati ...
... the abuse of powers. The due process of law derives from England ancient “natural justice” principle. Experiencing the practice of Constitution of the United States, the due process of law tends to be perfect. It expands from the juridical field toward the administrative field and even the legislati ...
Simplification project
... 7. What are the major components of the proposed reforms currently being considered under the project? Possible reforms currently being considered under the project include: The introduction of case management processes to require parties to discuss the case in an attempt to resolve it, and to pro ...
... 7. What are the major components of the proposed reforms currently being considered under the project? Possible reforms currently being considered under the project include: The introduction of case management processes to require parties to discuss the case in an attempt to resolve it, and to pro ...
Roe V. Wade Summary
... licensed physician because her life was not threatened by the continuation of her pregnancy and that she was unable to afford to travel to another jurisdiction to obtain a legal abortion. Appellant sued on behalf of herself and all other women similarly situated, claiming that the statutes were unco ...
... licensed physician because her life was not threatened by the continuation of her pregnancy and that she was unable to afford to travel to another jurisdiction to obtain a legal abortion. Appellant sued on behalf of herself and all other women similarly situated, claiming that the statutes were unco ...
Evidence of Sexual Experience
... intercourse with the defendant on the basis that such a fact would be relevant to consent: R. v. Riley (1887) 18 Q.B.D. 481. See Archbold: Criminal Pleading, Evidence and Practice (2005) at para. 8 – 123l. ...
... intercourse with the defendant on the basis that such a fact would be relevant to consent: R. v. Riley (1887) 18 Q.B.D. 481. See Archbold: Criminal Pleading, Evidence and Practice (2005) at para. 8 – 123l. ...
Judicial Interpretation of Silence: The Criminal Evidence Order of 1988
... Irish Republic, Great Britain, and Northern Ireland, and places the Evidence Order into a political and historical context. Section II examines the meaning and scope of the Evidence Order, and considers its language and its expected effect on the people of Northern Ireland. Section I discusses the i ...
... Irish Republic, Great Britain, and Northern Ireland, and places the Evidence Order into a political and historical context. Section II examines the meaning and scope of the Evidence Order, and considers its language and its expected effect on the people of Northern Ireland. Section I discusses the i ...
Order Dentention - The Courts of Nova Scotia
... (a) a justice is satisfied on application, that having regard to the nature of the investigation, their further detention for a period is warranted and he/she so orders; or (b) proceedings are instituted in which the thing(s) detained may be required. I ORDER that the detained things be held in the ...
... (a) a justice is satisfied on application, that having regard to the nature of the investigation, their further detention for a period is warranted and he/she so orders; or (b) proceedings are instituted in which the thing(s) detained may be required. I ORDER that the detained things be held in the ...
HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
... She had maintained this position in her evidence in chief. It was never suggested that in saying this she was either deliberately misleading the court or that she was genuinely mistaken. The fact that the crime was committed at night alone did not place the identity of the culprit at issue. What con ...
... She had maintained this position in her evidence in chief. It was never suggested that in saying this she was either deliberately misleading the court or that she was genuinely mistaken. The fact that the crime was committed at night alone did not place the identity of the culprit at issue. What con ...