Co-existence of Single Positive Law and Plural Normative Orders:
... not raise the problem of the definitional stop because all of them are not move beyond state law. In any case, one of them always is a major form or leading source of positive law of nation state. From that perspective, understanding positive law does not need to take account of all major levels of ...
... not raise the problem of the definitional stop because all of them are not move beyond state law. In any case, one of them always is a major form or leading source of positive law of nation state. From that perspective, understanding positive law does not need to take account of all major levels of ...
Magna Carta and the ius commune - Chicago Unbound
... list of grievances, some taken from a distant past, some seemingly based upon the Coronation Charter of Henry I, and some of more recent invention.2 At Runnymede in June 1215, they compelled John to put his seal to a long list of concessions that would, they hoped, remedy the abuses that had occurre ...
... list of grievances, some taken from a distant past, some seemingly based upon the Coronation Charter of Henry I, and some of more recent invention.2 At Runnymede in June 1215, they compelled John to put his seal to a long list of concessions that would, they hoped, remedy the abuses that had occurre ...
Does Outsourcing Your Help Desk Make Sense for Your Legal Firm?
... work that’s due the next business day. And even during regular business hours, a well-staffed internal help desk may still get inundated with calls they simply can’t respond to quickly. Without back-up resources to turn to, legal proceedings may suffer delays. The risk factor can come into play in s ...
... work that’s due the next business day. And even during regular business hours, a well-staffed internal help desk may still get inundated with calls they simply can’t respond to quickly. Without back-up resources to turn to, legal proceedings may suffer delays. The risk factor can come into play in s ...
CIVICS CH 4
... its boundaries. They all have to submit to its will. If the state wants to restrict the activities of these associations, it can do so. It can declare any of them illegal. The only exception is the diplomatic immunity. Diplomats and their embassies are under their own laws. The laws of the host stat ...
... its boundaries. They all have to submit to its will. If the state wants to restrict the activities of these associations, it can do so. It can declare any of them illegal. The only exception is the diplomatic immunity. Diplomats and their embassies are under their own laws. The laws of the host stat ...
verbatim record of the legal experts meeting on the law of the sea
... described as one of the most ambitious and original negotiating process ever undertaken within the United Nations. The topic law of the sea has come a long way from its traditional interpretation. In present day, various concerns have arisen involving environmental pollution, land based and atmosphe ...
... described as one of the most ambitious and original negotiating process ever undertaken within the United Nations. The topic law of the sea has come a long way from its traditional interpretation. In present day, various concerns have arisen involving environmental pollution, land based and atmosphe ...
Magna Carta and the ius commune
... a significant number of the Charter's provisions. No one has yet investigated in a systematic way the possibility of influence running from the ius commune. Some writers have taken a step in that direction by describing Magna Carta as having embodied widely accepted European ideals of its age," and ...
... a significant number of the Charter's provisions. No one has yet investigated in a systematic way the possibility of influence running from the ius commune. Some writers have taken a step in that direction by describing Magna Carta as having embodied widely accepted European ideals of its age," and ...
CHAPTER ONE – “PLAYERS” ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF THE WAR
... from their leaders) cannot always be considered legitimate targets, even when IHL renders them such. It is necessary, therefore, to implement mechanisms of human rights law in their consideration. On the other hand, these difficulties do not affect, for the most part, the status of the leaders of th ...
... from their leaders) cannot always be considered legitimate targets, even when IHL renders them such. It is necessary, therefore, to implement mechanisms of human rights law in their consideration. On the other hand, these difficulties do not affect, for the most part, the status of the leaders of th ...
Shariah - FE UIN Malang
... • The word Shariah has a very wide meaning compare to fiqh. • Shariah consist from law, rules, regulations, commands, obligations, guidance, principles, ideology, faith and behavior which govern the human being in every aspect of life. • The Shariah includes all aspects of human life in this ...
... • The word Shariah has a very wide meaning compare to fiqh. • Shariah consist from law, rules, regulations, commands, obligations, guidance, principles, ideology, faith and behavior which govern the human being in every aspect of life. • The Shariah includes all aspects of human life in this ...
Articles Special Issue EU Citizenship: Twenty Years On Dimensions
... level, citizenship is strictly derivative of Member State nationality. This derivation is a constitutive feature of the EU polity. According to Bauböck’s analysis, as long as EU citizenship remains derivative, Union citizenship cannot be equated to a form of cosmopolitan citizenship, since the latte ...
... level, citizenship is strictly derivative of Member State nationality. This derivation is a constitutive feature of the EU polity. According to Bauböck’s analysis, as long as EU citizenship remains derivative, Union citizenship cannot be equated to a form of cosmopolitan citizenship, since the latte ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WELFARE ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE LAW
... another, fairness requires that he compensate the victim for his losses (the classic notion of corrective justice); or that if a person commits a bad act, it is right that he be punished in proportion to the gravity of the act. On reflection, the reader can verify that these examples of nondistribu ...
... another, fairness requires that he compensate the victim for his losses (the classic notion of corrective justice); or that if a person commits a bad act, it is right that he be punished in proportion to the gravity of the act. On reflection, the reader can verify that these examples of nondistribu ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... anarchist as a foundation of their ideal society-does not in and of itself solve the problem of criminality. Irrespective of economic conditions, “men are of necessity liable to passions,” and even the normally rational man may, under the spell of an uncontrolled impulse, commit an act that society ...
... anarchist as a foundation of their ideal society-does not in and of itself solve the problem of criminality. Irrespective of economic conditions, “men are of necessity liable to passions,” and even the normally rational man may, under the spell of an uncontrolled impulse, commit an act that society ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... anarchist as a foundation of their ideal society-does not in and of itself solve the problem of criminality. Irrespective of economic conditions, “men are of necessity liable to passions,” and even the normally rational man may, under the spell of an uncontrolled impulse, commit an act that society ...
... anarchist as a foundation of their ideal society-does not in and of itself solve the problem of criminality. Irrespective of economic conditions, “men are of necessity liable to passions,” and even the normally rational man may, under the spell of an uncontrolled impulse, commit an act that society ...
farewell ceremony address by the honourable jj
... process of writing judgments because I regarded the judgments, of this Court as part of a broader public discourse by which our society and polity affirms its core values, applies them and adapts them to changing circumstances. My expectations in that regard were fulfilled. The process was intellect ...
... process of writing judgments because I regarded the judgments, of this Court as part of a broader public discourse by which our society and polity affirms its core values, applies them and adapts them to changing circumstances. My expectations in that regard were fulfilled. The process was intellect ...
Lobbying and Litigating Against "Legal Bootleggers"
... assumed that the legislatures had this power as part of their police powers, which allow them to regulate a variety of professions. 7 This legislative campaign, however, was not successful-very few state legislatures enacted a definition of the practice of law during the ...
... assumed that the legislatures had this power as part of their police powers, which allow them to regulate a variety of professions. 7 This legislative campaign, however, was not successful-very few state legislatures enacted a definition of the practice of law during the ...
'Risk-based Regulation' in The Future of the Legal Services : Emerging Thinking, Legal Services Board, June 2010 - FULL TEXT
... deployed suggest that certain aspects of discourse analysis might have more immediate relevance than others in helping us to understand a regulatory process. Thus merely to adopt the techniques of conversational analysis, for example, will not tell us much about the operation of the regulatory proce ...
... deployed suggest that certain aspects of discourse analysis might have more immediate relevance than others in helping us to understand a regulatory process. Thus merely to adopt the techniques of conversational analysis, for example, will not tell us much about the operation of the regulatory proce ...
afternoon session - People With Disability Australia
... undermine prospects for the Convention. Canada’s approach in 9(a) and 9(b) might be a proper beginning of the process of amending the Article. Mexico expressed concerns about the differences among the legal systems of various countries, some based on Roman/Continental law and some on Common/Anglo Sa ...
... undermine prospects for the Convention. Canada’s approach in 9(a) and 9(b) might be a proper beginning of the process of amending the Article. Mexico expressed concerns about the differences among the legal systems of various countries, some based on Roman/Continental law and some on Common/Anglo Sa ...
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... o Patriation Ref [1981] allowed for Feds to amend unilaterally but held that “a substantial degree” of provincial consent was required as a constit convention. forced feds to negotiate with provs. (compare with Haida case where substantial degree of consulting was also required) o Quebec not given ...
... o Patriation Ref [1981] allowed for Feds to amend unilaterally but held that “a substantial degree” of provincial consent was required as a constit convention. forced feds to negotiate with provs. (compare with Haida case where substantial degree of consulting was also required) o Quebec not given ...
Athenian Democracy and Legal Change
... inscriptions addressing the political reasons for the inscriptions, Charles Hedrick (1999) demonstrates that the erection of honorary decrees, for example, was intended to serve as an incentive for others to emulate the honorees’ actions, whereas other stelai, including financial documents, included ...
... inscriptions addressing the political reasons for the inscriptions, Charles Hedrick (1999) demonstrates that the erection of honorary decrees, for example, was intended to serve as an incentive for others to emulate the honorees’ actions, whereas other stelai, including financial documents, included ...
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Report 2016
... review in order to ensure internal coherence and consistency with the relevant legislation. The composition of the State Election Commission was changed to include three independent members, in addition to the six nominees from the four main political parties. It operated in a tense political enviro ...
... review in order to ensure internal coherence and consistency with the relevant legislation. The composition of the State Election Commission was changed to include three independent members, in addition to the six nominees from the four main political parties. It operated in a tense political enviro ...
Legal Gazette
... to the fulfillment of the organization’s purposes, hence the principle of intangibility and inalienability of the resources of international organizations.” The Commission also states that “[A] most important privilege, and one which, in the practical life of international organizations, is essentia ...
... to the fulfillment of the organization’s purposes, hence the principle of intangibility and inalienability of the resources of international organizations.” The Commission also states that “[A] most important privilege, and one which, in the practical life of international organizations, is essentia ...
The of Power in Paradise: Political
... and stability of state governments and their formal institutions. In situating law within complex historical, economic, and political contexts, the book makes a substantial contribution to ongoing debates about the effect of “global” processes on the conventional, state-bound, privileged reasoning o ...
... and stability of state governments and their formal institutions. In situating law within complex historical, economic, and political contexts, the book makes a substantial contribution to ongoing debates about the effect of “global” processes on the conventional, state-bound, privileged reasoning o ...
Thomas Hobbes and the Invented Tradition of Positivism
... definitional actions that were deeply infused with purpose. For example, Hobbes was shoring up the power of a centralized state by appearing to deduce, from the very definition of law, the need to subordinate all forms of normative authority to the power of the sovereign. (3) Although they may have ...
... definitional actions that were deeply infused with purpose. For example, Hobbes was shoring up the power of a centralized state by appearing to deduce, from the very definition of law, the need to subordinate all forms of normative authority to the power of the sovereign. (3) Although they may have ...
Critical questions in computational models of legal argument
... Recently, work in AI and Law has begun to implement models of argument schemes which does justice to the inference rule conception of argument schemes, by modeling them in such a way that they can be used as tools to find, construct or generate arguments. The earliest work of this kind models partic ...
... Recently, work in AI and Law has begun to implement models of argument schemes which does justice to the inference rule conception of argument schemes, by modeling them in such a way that they can be used as tools to find, construct or generate arguments. The earliest work of this kind models partic ...
Epstein`s Best of All Possible Worlds: The Rule of Law
... reached through private agreement. The United States is a big country, and I actually do not doubt that somewhere we can find a bureaucrat who proposed a policy of "planning ... for what purposes people shall take the highways." And, in fact, I can dream up such policies without much difficulty.'1 T ...
... reached through private agreement. The United States is a big country, and I actually do not doubt that somewhere we can find a bureaucrat who proposed a policy of "planning ... for what purposes people shall take the highways." And, in fact, I can dream up such policies without much difficulty.'1 T ...