NFU Trainee Solicitor Scheme
... We are a trade association, created for and run by our members since 1908. The NFU has been at the forefront of farming and rural issues for over one hundred years. The NFU’s strength continues to derive from members who make their living from the industry. We are the largest farming organisation in ...
... We are a trade association, created for and run by our members since 1908. The NFU has been at the forefront of farming and rural issues for over one hundred years. The NFU’s strength continues to derive from members who make their living from the industry. We are the largest farming organisation in ...
Lecture The Sociology of Law as an Empirical
... sociale’, which was held in the winter semester 1887– 1888 at the University of Bordeaux and which is, to a certain extent, the starting and constant reference point of his doctrine,2 one Wnds the decisive designations concerning the object and method of this new science. 1. Every society possesses ...
... sociale’, which was held in the winter semester 1887– 1888 at the University of Bordeaux and which is, to a certain extent, the starting and constant reference point of his doctrine,2 one Wnds the decisive designations concerning the object and method of this new science. 1. Every society possesses ...
Akhlagh_dar_pezeshki..
... treated similarly. Or if the relevant features are similar, then cases should be treated alike. Agree on what should be done in paradigm case and agree that the new case is similar in all relevant aspects. ...
... treated similarly. Or if the relevant features are similar, then cases should be treated alike. Agree on what should be done in paradigm case and agree that the new case is similar in all relevant aspects. ...
WHAT LAWYERS CAN DO ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE A4ID/KCL
... politicians. This is because climate change is fundamentally different from other social challenges in terms of its scale and intergenerational impact, and its legal implications cannot be avoided in light of the Paris Agreement. Other participants noted that existing legal frameworks already includ ...
... politicians. This is because climate change is fundamentally different from other social challenges in terms of its scale and intergenerational impact, and its legal implications cannot be avoided in light of the Paris Agreement. Other participants noted that existing legal frameworks already includ ...
State
... second to provide the critical process giving knowledge a useful meaning. John Locke central argument: God has nothing to do with good or evil. If there is any evil in the world it is not because of some divine plan but rather the result of an environment and an education system that people have dev ...
... second to provide the critical process giving knowledge a useful meaning. John Locke central argument: God has nothing to do with good or evil. If there is any evil in the world it is not because of some divine plan but rather the result of an environment and an education system that people have dev ...
Dahl , Gudrun 1999 “On Consuming and Being Consumed” in
... of action and clients,. Yet at the same time it works with relating its terminology to the political idiom in order to mobilise legitimacy, and therefore also characterised by a number of value prescriptive catchwords, which tend to change over time with political exigencies. These are abstract, as ...
... of action and clients,. Yet at the same time it works with relating its terminology to the political idiom in order to mobilise legitimacy, and therefore also characterised by a number of value prescriptive catchwords, which tend to change over time with political exigencies. These are abstract, as ...
MAGNA CARTA AND ITS SIGNIFICANT ROLE FOR RULE OF LAW
... principles – supremacy of the law and government by consent. Therefore, by signing the Magna Carta, King John made an unprecedented move in human history, making the royal authority for the first time a subject of the law, opposite from its previous position where he could simply stay above it and r ...
... principles – supremacy of the law and government by consent. Therefore, by signing the Magna Carta, King John made an unprecedented move in human history, making the royal authority for the first time a subject of the law, opposite from its previous position where he could simply stay above it and r ...
The Interpretation of Cultures
... once offered to the natural sciences the maxim “Seek simplicity and distrust it”; to the social sciences he might well have offered “Seek complexity and order it.” Certainly the study of culture has developed as though this maxim were being followed. The rise of a scientific concept of culture amoun ...
... once offered to the natural sciences the maxim “Seek simplicity and distrust it”; to the social sciences he might well have offered “Seek complexity and order it.” Certainly the study of culture has developed as though this maxim were being followed. The rise of a scientific concept of culture amoun ...
Law in Politics: On the Lower East Side
... Calling attention to the constitutiverole of law is, of course,not original to us. It had been statedwell some time ago by KarlKlare5and Robert Gordon6and has been articulatedin depth by Alan Hunt more recently.7 The term is definitelybecomingmore common,8yet, we feel that the constitutive role of l ...
... Calling attention to the constitutiverole of law is, of course,not original to us. It had been statedwell some time ago by KarlKlare5and Robert Gordon6and has been articulatedin depth by Alan Hunt more recently.7 The term is definitelybecomingmore common,8yet, we feel that the constitutive role of l ...
29 - American Bar Association
... adjudicating immigration cases, and makes more than 55 additional recommendations for legislative and regulatory reform. The Commission works with the organized bar at the national, state, and local levels to address the legal service and advocacy needs of vulnerable immigrants, refugees, and newcom ...
... adjudicating immigration cases, and makes more than 55 additional recommendations for legislative and regulatory reform. The Commission works with the organized bar at the national, state, and local levels to address the legal service and advocacy needs of vulnerable immigrants, refugees, and newcom ...
LANGLADE COUNTY
... Robin Stowe provided the Committee with a brief overview of the process used to develop the new Employee Handbook, which began with the Personnel Committee setting specific parameters for benefits - such as harmonizing the differing benefits found in the four union contracts and non-union employee h ...
... Robin Stowe provided the Committee with a brief overview of the process used to develop the new Employee Handbook, which began with the Personnel Committee setting specific parameters for benefits - such as harmonizing the differing benefits found in the four union contracts and non-union employee h ...
Law as Rights - TRU SLS Home Page
... Fuller criticizes HLA Hart. He says – what is this psychological purchase/buy in, if not morality? Hart is just trying to avid using the word morality, but is really the same thing he is saying. An “ought” claim is that people follow laws because they think they are good. It would be a good thing, g ...
... Fuller criticizes HLA Hart. He says – what is this psychological purchase/buy in, if not morality? Hart is just trying to avid using the word morality, but is really the same thing he is saying. An “ought” claim is that people follow laws because they think they are good. It would be a good thing, g ...
The Good, the Right, and the Lawyer
... example) on the other: is the good prior to the right when it comes to lawyers and the work they do for their clients? And in terms of basic legal ethics theory, the question boils down to this: by what standard should lawyers ultimately be guided when answering the question of how they should act: ...
... example) on the other: is the good prior to the right when it comes to lawyers and the work they do for their clients? And in terms of basic legal ethics theory, the question boils down to this: by what standard should lawyers ultimately be guided when answering the question of how they should act: ...
Introduction: The spatial turn in social theory
... produced by various ideological mechanisms, such as mainstream literature and popular cinema. Using fringe literary texts that bring to light the hidden experiences of immigrants, the poor and the excluded, Fruchter and Harris challenge the rosy depiction of Toronto and unearth its reality. In the n ...
... produced by various ideological mechanisms, such as mainstream literature and popular cinema. Using fringe literary texts that bring to light the hidden experiences of immigrants, the poor and the excluded, Fruchter and Harris challenge the rosy depiction of Toronto and unearth its reality. In the n ...
Resources for Reform: Oil and Neoliberalism in Argentina Elana
... through the success of the diamond industry. These processes guaranteed legitimacy of the state as a combination of a hegemonic discourse of development and an indigenous cosmology centered around the authority of the leadership of the merafe. Seeing the state as “superstructural” in a Foucauldian s ...
... through the success of the diamond industry. These processes guaranteed legitimacy of the state as a combination of a hegemonic discourse of development and an indigenous cosmology centered around the authority of the leadership of the merafe. Seeing the state as “superstructural” in a Foucauldian s ...
Notes on the Devlin/Hart Debate
... immorality which is…not the law’s business.” The committee was commissioned to study some difficult questions about prostitution and sodomy in order to see what sorts of principles should be put into play so that there was some rationale to making homosexuality illegal without making premarital sex ...
... immorality which is…not the law’s business.” The committee was commissioned to study some difficult questions about prostitution and sodomy in order to see what sorts of principles should be put into play so that there was some rationale to making homosexuality illegal without making premarital sex ...
Read the introduction - Duke University Press
... benefited greatly from the opportunity these two occasions provided for advice from Australian and New Zealand indigenous intellectuals whose work has had a formative influence on museum policies in both countries. Our work was also enriched by the critical feedback we received from collective prese ...
... benefited greatly from the opportunity these two occasions provided for advice from Australian and New Zealand indigenous intellectuals whose work has had a formative influence on museum policies in both countries. Our work was also enriched by the critical feedback we received from collective prese ...
legal ethics is (just) normal ethics
... tobacco companies and fast food outlets); and (iii) the duty not to mislead the court, in contrast to the permission to put the other side to the proof of its case. In the process we illustrate how general moral theory can be applied to resolve key legal issues. As will emerge, this has the capacity ...
... tobacco companies and fast food outlets); and (iii) the duty not to mislead the court, in contrast to the permission to put the other side to the proof of its case. In the process we illustrate how general moral theory can be applied to resolve key legal issues. As will emerge, this has the capacity ...
Archaeologists and Anthropologists
... Anthropology • Anthropology is the study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural developments of humans. • Mary Leakey was a famous anthropologist. • She concluded that human life began or evolved in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa. E. Napp ...
... Anthropology • Anthropology is the study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural developments of humans. • Mary Leakey was a famous anthropologist. • She concluded that human life began or evolved in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa. E. Napp ...
sources of English Law
... A great wealth of detailed rules: English law is richer than any code of law Practical character: rules laid down by the cases are in close touch with the needs of everyday life ...
... A great wealth of detailed rules: English law is richer than any code of law Practical character: rules laid down by the cases are in close touch with the needs of everyday life ...
Česká obchodní inspekce
... Violations of the Act No. 634/1992 Coll. on Consumer Protection were as follows: Failure to provide proper information about the conditions and way of exercising the right from defective performance (section 13), for example by failing to provide information about the period for making a claim, pr ...
... Violations of the Act No. 634/1992 Coll. on Consumer Protection were as follows: Failure to provide proper information about the conditions and way of exercising the right from defective performance (section 13), for example by failing to provide information about the period for making a claim, pr ...
Legal Pluralism, Plurality of Laws, and Legal Practices - Hal-SHS
... from its historical scientific background to its more recent theories. In a second section, I formulate some of the major criticisms which can be addressed to the postulates sustaining these many versions of legal pluralism. These critical stances vis-à-vis the legal pluralistic study of law articul ...
... from its historical scientific background to its more recent theories. In a second section, I formulate some of the major criticisms which can be addressed to the postulates sustaining these many versions of legal pluralism. These critical stances vis-à-vis the legal pluralistic study of law articul ...
Law, Society and Power
... normative concerns, that is, ask not merely what the law does and for whom and to whom, but what it does well and what it should do. Though most of contemporary sociology is empirical, and much of contemporary political theory is normative, it is a conviction underlying this course that our understa ...
... normative concerns, that is, ask not merely what the law does and for whom and to whom, but what it does well and what it should do. Though most of contemporary sociology is empirical, and much of contemporary political theory is normative, it is a conviction underlying this course that our understa ...