Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates, by
... Athenian citizenry as a whole, judging from the evidence which exists, a trial and judgment was simply an attempt by the tribunal to apply "the law," an immutable concept which somehow had a separate, independent existence unchanged by specific cases. The careful reader of the Platonic account, howe ...
... Athenian citizenry as a whole, judging from the evidence which exists, a trial and judgment was simply an attempt by the tribunal to apply "the law," an immutable concept which somehow had a separate, independent existence unchanged by specific cases. The careful reader of the Platonic account, howe ...
Volume 16, 2008 - University of Waikato
... well as from practitioners and emerging academic authors. I am especially grateful to those authors who have followed through on previous articles and have written updates and sequels. One in particular, on the issue of high country leases, by John Page and Ann Brower, keeps us up to date with devel ...
... well as from practitioners and emerging academic authors. I am especially grateful to those authors who have followed through on previous articles and have written updates and sequels. One in particular, on the issue of high country leases, by John Page and Ann Brower, keeps us up to date with devel ...
Legal History and Traditions - Ethiopian Legal Brief
... faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues encountered by past legal systems and the solutions offered thereto is hoped to throw light on the foundations of the Ethiopian legal system since some major legal tradi ...
... faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues encountered by past legal systems and the solutions offered thereto is hoped to throw light on the foundations of the Ethiopian legal system since some major legal tradi ...
Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates
... the Athenian citizenry as a whole, judging from the evidence which exists, a trial and judgment was simply an attempt by the tribunal to apply "the law," an immutable concept which somehow had a separate, independent existence unchanged by specific cases. The careful reader of the Platonic account, ...
... the Athenian citizenry as a whole, judging from the evidence which exists, a trial and judgment was simply an attempt by the tribunal to apply "the law," an immutable concept which somehow had a separate, independent existence unchanged by specific cases. The careful reader of the Platonic account, ...
Discretion, Delegation, and Defining in the Constitution`s Law of
... ABSTRACT—Never in the nation’s history has the scope and meaning of Congress’s power to “define and punish . . . Offences against the Law of Nations” mattered as much. The once-obscure power has in recent years been exercised in broad and controversial ways, ranging from the Alien Tort Statute (ATS) ...
... ABSTRACT—Never in the nation’s history has the scope and meaning of Congress’s power to “define and punish . . . Offences against the Law of Nations” mattered as much. The once-obscure power has in recent years been exercised in broad and controversial ways, ranging from the Alien Tort Statute (ATS) ...
Co-existence of Single Positive Law and Plural Normative Orders:
... Globalization in modern world reflects such transnational problems which have never been exist in the history of mankind in widespread aspect: Monopolization of World Economics and Extreme Poverty, European Union and NATO, World Bank, IMF and Developing Countries, International Drugs Network and Ter ...
... Globalization in modern world reflects such transnational problems which have never been exist in the history of mankind in widespread aspect: Monopolization of World Economics and Extreme Poverty, European Union and NATO, World Bank, IMF and Developing Countries, International Drugs Network and Ter ...
Transnational Legality: Stateless Law and International Arbitration
... background of a tense general commercial relationship between Japan and the USA, the feud between the two giants further inflamed nationalist sentiments in both countries, leading to xenophobic acts on both sides. Commercial war was raging. At some stage in this battle, a top executive at Fujitsu t ...
... background of a tense general commercial relationship between Japan and the USA, the feud between the two giants further inflamed nationalist sentiments in both countries, leading to xenophobic acts on both sides. Commercial war was raging. At some stage in this battle, a top executive at Fujitsu t ...
March 2007, Wellington, New Zealand
... labelled seditious should still be a crime in New Zealand in 2007. To answer this question, it is necessary to start with a brief history of how offences of sedition came into being, in order to show both the changing meaning of “seditious offences” and the different uses to which prosecutions for s ...
... labelled seditious should still be a crime in New Zealand in 2007. To answer this question, it is necessary to start with a brief history of how offences of sedition came into being, in order to show both the changing meaning of “seditious offences” and the different uses to which prosecutions for s ...
verbatim record of the legal experts meeting on the law of the sea
... very important role in facilitating effective Asian-African participation in UNCLOS III. Pursuant to a reference by Indonesia in 1970, the item has continuously been on AALCO‟s agenda. The product of a long-drawn process, which started in December 1973 and lasted until December 1982, the birth of th ...
... very important role in facilitating effective Asian-African participation in UNCLOS III. Pursuant to a reference by Indonesia in 1970, the item has continuously been on AALCO‟s agenda. The product of a long-drawn process, which started in December 1973 and lasted until December 1982, the birth of th ...
jurisdiction and control at sea
... In the light of these developments it is natural that a new generation of international law of the sea specialists, matured, in most cases, after the adoption, or even after the entry into force, of UNCLOS, have considered it worthwhile to join forces in order to study the new aspects of the law of ...
... In the light of these developments it is natural that a new generation of international law of the sea specialists, matured, in most cases, after the adoption, or even after the entry into force, of UNCLOS, have considered it worthwhile to join forces in order to study the new aspects of the law of ...
The Concept of the Rule of Law - MacSphere
... hard core pornography: it is hard to define, but "I know it when 1 see it,,,7 which has been the brunt of many critiques, and has become illustrative of the need for clarity in institutions such as law. Another example of its indeterminacy comes from Helen Yu and Alison Guernsey, in an article attem ...
... hard core pornography: it is hard to define, but "I know it when 1 see it,,,7 which has been the brunt of many critiques, and has become illustrative of the need for clarity in institutions such as law. Another example of its indeterminacy comes from Helen Yu and Alison Guernsey, in an article attem ...
A Legal History of Rome
... The history of Roman law in antiquity spans a period of more than a thousand years. Initially, the law of a small rural community, then that of a powerful citystate, Roman law became in the course of time the law of a multinational empire that embraced the entire Mediterranean world. During its long ...
... The history of Roman law in antiquity spans a period of more than a thousand years. Initially, the law of a small rural community, then that of a powerful citystate, Roman law became in the course of time the law of a multinational empire that embraced the entire Mediterranean world. During its long ...
CIVICS CH 4
... 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 state do not apply to them. But it is remarkable that immunity is only s matter of international courtesy which ...
... 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 state do not apply to them. But it is remarkable that immunity is only s matter of international courtesy which ...
The Conduct of Hostilities: revisiting the LOAC
... momentum beginning with international terrorism. The Armed Forces have been called to tackle tasks beyond national borders, often differing a great deal from the tasks of a traditional soldier and no longer limited to the actual conflict itself. The Hague Conventions are 100 years old. The Additiona ...
... momentum beginning with international terrorism. The Armed Forces have been called to tackle tasks beyond national borders, often differing a great deal from the tasks of a traditional soldier and no longer limited to the actual conflict itself. The Hague Conventions are 100 years old. The Additiona ...
Volume 21, 2013
... templates and frameworks to guide our actions and help steer us through some huge gatherings of people and some tense moments in our ceremonial life. They help us to differentiate between right and wrong and in this sense have built-in ethical rules that must be observed. Sometimes tikanga help us s ...
... templates and frameworks to guide our actions and help steer us through some huge gatherings of people and some tense moments in our ceremonial life. They help us to differentiate between right and wrong and in this sense have built-in ethical rules that must be observed. Sometimes tikanga help us s ...
investment arbitration
... Considering that, while seeking means to preserve peace and prevent armed conflicts among nations, it is likewise necessary to have regard to cases where an appeal to arms may be caused by events which their solicitude could not avert; Animated by the desire to serve, even in this extreme hypothesis ...
... Considering that, while seeking means to preserve peace and prevent armed conflicts among nations, it is likewise necessary to have regard to cases where an appeal to arms may be caused by events which their solicitude could not avert; Animated by the desire to serve, even in this extreme hypothesis ...
Journal of Law, No. 1, 2012
... results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed to the worse – as the person who makes final decision does not always make better decision"(D.49.1.1).3 Ulpianus in the same work discusses, whose court decision can be appealed through appeal rule ...
... results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed to the worse – as the person who makes final decision does not always make better decision"(D.49.1.1).3 Ulpianus in the same work discusses, whose court decision can be appealed through appeal rule ...
i Volume 20 Spring 2014 Number 2 Executive and Editorial Board
... rapid change, including: Tariffs and trade, human rights, immigration, labor, public health, sustainable development, and the environment. The Journal is in the unique position each year to not only send members to attend ILW, but also to solicit and publish articles from the distinguished legal sch ...
... rapid change, including: Tariffs and trade, human rights, immigration, labor, public health, sustainable development, and the environment. The Journal is in the unique position each year to not only send members to attend ILW, but also to solicit and publish articles from the distinguished legal sch ...
Due Process as Separation of Powers
... prevailing interpretations of the historical evidence. He argues that few at the Founding thought that due process applied to the legislature, but that courts between the Founding and the Civil War developed a version of “substantive” due process. He concludes that the original understanding of the ...
... prevailing interpretations of the historical evidence. He argues that few at the Founding thought that due process applied to the legislature, but that courts between the Founding and the Civil War developed a version of “substantive” due process. He concludes that the original understanding of the ...
Due Process as Separation of Powers
... prevailing interpretations of the historical evidence. He argues that few at the Founding thought that due process applied to the legislature, but that courts between the Founding and the Civil War developed a version of “substantive” due process. He concludes that the original understanding of the ...
... prevailing interpretations of the historical evidence. He argues that few at the Founding thought that due process applied to the legislature, but that courts between the Founding and the Civil War developed a version of “substantive” due process. He concludes that the original understanding of the ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are assigned to certain members of the family; some time is set aside for common family activiti ...
... has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are assigned to certain members of the family; some time is set aside for common family activiti ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are assigned to certain members of the family; some time is set aside for common family activiti ...
... has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are assigned to certain members of the family; some time is set aside for common family activiti ...
The of Power in Paradise: Political
... features of modem law-rhetoric, bureaucracy and violence-without then banally concluding that the state is on the way out (p.117; see also BarretKriegel 1995; Milward 1992). Rather, what Santos seeks to show is that the prevailing “common sense” associated with modernity has to make way for a ...
... features of modem law-rhetoric, bureaucracy and violence-without then banally concluding that the state is on the way out (p.117; see also BarretKriegel 1995; Milward 1992). Rather, what Santos seeks to show is that the prevailing “common sense” associated with modernity has to make way for a ...
Enforcement Policy Statement
... If disciplinary action is taken, the Listing Committee is the decision maker as to whether the parties subject to disciplinary action have committed the breaches alleged and of the sanctions to be imposed, if any. The Exchange observes the principles of natural justice and due process, and ensures t ...
... If disciplinary action is taken, the Listing Committee is the decision maker as to whether the parties subject to disciplinary action have committed the breaches alleged and of the sanctions to be imposed, if any. The Exchange observes the principles of natural justice and due process, and ensures t ...
Empires and Legal Pluralism
... This section summarizes problems embedded in the dominant approaches to the subject before offering an alternative perspective that defines legal pluralism as a formation of historically occurring patterns of jurisdictional complexity and conflict. Among other benefits, the approach we outline allow ...
... This section summarizes problems embedded in the dominant approaches to the subject before offering an alternative perspective that defines legal pluralism as a formation of historically occurring patterns of jurisdictional complexity and conflict. Among other benefits, the approach we outline allow ...