i. facts - EFTA Surveillance Authority
... information made available to the Authority, the Competition and State Aid Directorate was of the view that the tax treatment of ITCs may imply State aid in the meaning of Article 61(1) of the EEA Agreement. The Authority requested the Icelandic Government to submit comments and to provide all infor ...
... information made available to the Authority, the Competition and State Aid Directorate was of the view that the tax treatment of ITCs may imply State aid in the meaning of Article 61(1) of the EEA Agreement. The Authority requested the Icelandic Government to submit comments and to provide all infor ...
National Security Interests vs. The First Amendment: Haig v. Agee
... the modified test in Brandenburg,few cases have subsequently utilized this rule20 as a test for limiting free expression.2 In characterdefendants in saying all that was said in the circular would have been within their constitutional rights. But the character of every act depends upon the circumstan ...
... the modified test in Brandenburg,few cases have subsequently utilized this rule20 as a test for limiting free expression.2 In characterdefendants in saying all that was said in the circular would have been within their constitutional rights. But the character of every act depends upon the circumstan ...
From Exclusivity to Concurrence
... the potential of conflict is a cost of concurrence that appropriately is taken account in weighing the desirability of concurrence in a particular context, but that, at a general matter at least, it should not serve as the sole basis for deciding against concurrence. Part Six, the Article’s final pa ...
... the potential of conflict is a cost of concurrence that appropriately is taken account in weighing the desirability of concurrence in a particular context, but that, at a general matter at least, it should not serve as the sole basis for deciding against concurrence. Part Six, the Article’s final pa ...
Department of Energy - Senate Energy and Natural Resources
... Q3. Under any of the above authorities, how would a suspension or revocation proceeding be initiated? Could a third party petition for suspension or revocation? Section 19(a) of the NGA provides that parties to a proceeding in which an order has been issued have 30 days to seek rehearing. Section 19 ...
... Q3. Under any of the above authorities, how would a suspension or revocation proceeding be initiated? Could a third party petition for suspension or revocation? Section 19(a) of the NGA provides that parties to a proceeding in which an order has been issued have 30 days to seek rehearing. Section 19 ...
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES PETITION FOR A
... Gettysburg Address which ended with the statement, “that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” Id. at 446. After reviewing this Court’s decisions wherein the constitutionality of t ...
... Gettysburg Address which ended with the statement, “that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” Id. at 446. After reviewing this Court’s decisions wherein the constitutionality of t ...
No, the CRA Isn`t Unconstitutional
... of a CRA resolution, to pare back rulemaking authority. However, the drafters of the CRA were clear that certain rules could return after a CRA resolution of disapproval, despite this scarysounding “shadow effect.” A lot depended on the discretion ceded to agencies from the original statue. A CRA r ...
... of a CRA resolution, to pare back rulemaking authority. However, the drafters of the CRA were clear that certain rules could return after a CRA resolution of disapproval, despite this scarysounding “shadow effect.” A lot depended on the discretion ceded to agencies from the original statue. A CRA r ...
Judgment - Europeanrights.eu
... It is obvious even from this brief sketch of the facts that these appeals raise complex and highly controversial moral and ethical issues concerning the sanctity of life and the limits of autonomous selfdetermination. The principal contours of this wide-ranging debate were succinctly mapped out by L ...
... It is obvious even from this brief sketch of the facts that these appeals raise complex and highly controversial moral and ethical issues concerning the sanctity of life and the limits of autonomous selfdetermination. The principal contours of this wide-ranging debate were succinctly mapped out by L ...
Framework Laws and the Primacy of the Legislature
... delegation of powers to shape the relationship between the Government and citizens through permit systems, concessions, dispensations et cetera. Administrative decisions needed to have a formal basis in legislation but often that was just about it. Framework laws usually left administrative bodies w ...
... delegation of powers to shape the relationship between the Government and citizens through permit systems, concessions, dispensations et cetera. Administrative decisions needed to have a formal basis in legislation but often that was just about it. Framework laws usually left administrative bodies w ...
Judicial Activism: The Indian Experience
... made such a claim. The courts, therefore, directed their judicial activism against the executive and only subtly and indirectly against Parliament—without challenging Parliament’s authority to legislate. In administrative law, for example, the courts required administrative actions after hearing the ...
... made such a claim. The courts, therefore, directed their judicial activism against the executive and only subtly and indirectly against Parliament—without challenging Parliament’s authority to legislate. In administrative law, for example, the courts required administrative actions after hearing the ...
Due Process and the Right to Counsel in Administrative Proceedings
... due process 27 and common law.28 Certainly it exists in a criminal action. 29 Whether or not a court would have appointed counsel if the party were indigent has no bearing on an individual's constitutional right to obtain his own counsel.30 A reasonable opportunity must also be given to employ, and ...
... due process 27 and common law.28 Certainly it exists in a criminal action. 29 Whether or not a court would have appointed counsel if the party were indigent has no bearing on an individual's constitutional right to obtain his own counsel.30 A reasonable opportunity must also be given to employ, and ...
RTF format
... plans”. Despite the approval, the applicants were not satisfied that the revision of the plans met their concerns. In November 2005 they thus instituted an application in the Western Cape High Court, Cape Town (High Court) for an order interdicting Ms Harrison from proceeding with the building opera ...
... plans”. Despite the approval, the applicants were not satisfied that the revision of the plans met their concerns. In November 2005 they thus instituted an application in the Western Cape High Court, Cape Town (High Court) for an order interdicting Ms Harrison from proceeding with the building opera ...
Public Trial and Public Right - Scholarly Commons at Hofstra Law
... The United States Supreme Court did likewise by a vote of five to four. There were five opinions. The Opinions As will appear, the Court's views were so fragmented that the five opinions might well have been left unwritten; they are virtually useless for guidance to lower courts and lawyers, or for ...
... The United States Supreme Court did likewise by a vote of five to four. There were five opinions. The Opinions As will appear, the Court's views were so fragmented that the five opinions might well have been left unwritten; they are virtually useless for guidance to lower courts and lawyers, or for ...
Category of case No. 757/5777/15-ц: not defined. Date of entry into
... On January 14, 2015, within the time agreed by the Emergency Arbitrator by 10.00 a.m. (GMT), the Applicants submitted their final comments. On January 14, 2015 at 05.25 p.m. (GMT), the Emergency Arbitrator rendered the award under the Arbitration Rules of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Sweden, w ...
... On January 14, 2015, within the time agreed by the Emergency Arbitrator by 10.00 a.m. (GMT), the Applicants submitted their final comments. On January 14, 2015 at 05.25 p.m. (GMT), the Emergency Arbitrator rendered the award under the Arbitration Rules of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Sweden, w ...
first amendment limitations on the power of school boards to select
... (refusal to purchase periodical for use in the library); State ex reL Idle v. Chamberlain, 12 Ohio Misc. 44, 175 N.E.2d 539 (1961) (exclusion of pregnant student). 1 Prior to the 1960's, the only first amendment freedom to receive extensive judicial consideration in the context of education was reli ...
... (refusal to purchase periodical for use in the library); State ex reL Idle v. Chamberlain, 12 Ohio Misc. 44, 175 N.E.2d 539 (1961) (exclusion of pregnant student). 1 Prior to the 1960's, the only first amendment freedom to receive extensive judicial consideration in the context of education was reli ...
The Constitution in the Supreme Court: The New Deal, 1931-1940
... only of the judicially created doctrine of substantive due process but also of the Constitution's own basic principle of limited federal power.11 These revolutionary changes were cemented by the replacement of three of the activist old guard (and of Brandeis and Cardozo) by representatives of the ne ...
... only of the judicially created doctrine of substantive due process but also of the Constitution's own basic principle of limited federal power.11 These revolutionary changes were cemented by the replacement of three of the activist old guard (and of Brandeis and Cardozo) by representatives of the ne ...
Meddling with the Vienna Convention on Consular
... officials is protected in the United States. The proposed solutions, however, cannot be discussed in a vacuum. To this end, Part II provides the necessary background on consular relations and the VCCR. It first discusses the history of consular relations from the time of the Greek city-states, throu ...
... officials is protected in the United States. The proposed solutions, however, cannot be discussed in a vacuum. To this end, Part II provides the necessary background on consular relations and the VCCR. It first discusses the history of consular relations from the time of the Greek city-states, throu ...
Payneful Con Law Outline
... was unconstitutional, the above two points were moot as the Court could not decide the case I: Does the Supreme Court have original jurisdiction to hear this case? NO. H: Marshall declines to enforce it, and therefore Marbury doesn’t fall w/in jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and he loses. Decision ...
... was unconstitutional, the above two points were moot as the Court could not decide the case I: Does the Supreme Court have original jurisdiction to hear this case? NO. H: Marshall declines to enforce it, and therefore Marbury doesn’t fall w/in jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and he loses. Decision ...
Judicial Recusation in the Federal Republic of Germany
... proceedings that are handled under this Act." Also, in both civil and criminal proceedings, a judge is excluded at the appeals stage if he has taken part in the lower court's decision in the case. This principle is extended in civil proceedings to any participation in a decision in an arbitral proce ...
... proceedings that are handled under this Act." Also, in both civil and criminal proceedings, a judge is excluded at the appeals stage if he has taken part in the lower court's decision in the case. This principle is extended in civil proceedings to any participation in a decision in an arbitral proce ...
the americanization of constitutional law and its
... European legislatures did adopt the liberal formula of separation of powers and guarantee of individual rights, the European model remained centered on the primacy of the law as an act of the legislative body-rather than the constitution-and the supremacy of parliament, whose acts were not subject t ...
... European legislatures did adopt the liberal formula of separation of powers and guarantee of individual rights, the European model remained centered on the primacy of the law as an act of the legislative body-rather than the constitution-and the supremacy of parliament, whose acts were not subject t ...
Purposes and Responsibilities of Courts
... Roscoe Pound’s 1906 ABA Speech, “The Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Administration of Justice" — launched the modern court reform movement “Justice, which is the end of law, is the ideal compromise between the activities of each and the activities of all in a crowded world” Pound condem ...
... Roscoe Pound’s 1906 ABA Speech, “The Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Administration of Justice" — launched the modern court reform movement “Justice, which is the end of law, is the ideal compromise between the activities of each and the activities of all in a crowded world” Pound condem ...
chapter ix
... government servant has been convicted on a criminal charge. But this awareness alone will not suffice. Having come to know of the conviction of a government servant on a criminal charge, the disciplinary authority must consider whether his conduct, which had led to his conviction, was such as warran ...
... government servant has been convicted on a criminal charge. But this awareness alone will not suffice. Having come to know of the conviction of a government servant on a criminal charge, the disciplinary authority must consider whether his conduct, which had led to his conviction, was such as warran ...
Legal Response to Propaganda Broadcasts Related to Crisis in and
... programs . . . from countries other than the EU Member States, states of the European Economic Area and other European states which have ratified the Council of Europe Convention on Transfrontier Television may be suspended upon a decision of the Commission [Radio and Television Commission of Lithua ...
... programs . . . from countries other than the EU Member States, states of the European Economic Area and other European states which have ratified the Council of Europe Convention on Transfrontier Television may be suspended upon a decision of the Commission [Radio and Television Commission of Lithua ...
The Saga of Wiretapping in France
... along with extensive accompanying commentary. For the best and most thorough account in English of constitutional review's arrival in France, see James Beardsley, Constitutional Review in France, 1975 Sup. Ct. Rev. 189. 17. This "bloc de constitutionalitd" covers not only the text of the Constitutio ...
... along with extensive accompanying commentary. For the best and most thorough account in English of constitutional review's arrival in France, see James Beardsley, Constitutional Review in France, 1975 Sup. Ct. Rev. 189. 17. This "bloc de constitutionalitd" covers not only the text of the Constitutio ...
An Introduction to British Columbia Local Government Law
... democratic society.” The Supreme Court of Canada developed a test in the hallmark case of R. v. Oakes, [1986] 1 S.C.R. 103 to determine whether or not a fundamental right can be infringed. It is essential that all municipal bylaws comply with the rights and freedoms established under the Charter of ...
... democratic society.” The Supreme Court of Canada developed a test in the hallmark case of R. v. Oakes, [1986] 1 S.C.R. 103 to determine whether or not a fundamental right can be infringed. It is essential that all municipal bylaws comply with the rights and freedoms established under the Charter of ...
Judicial Review and Its Politicization in Central America: Guatemala
... replacing elected officials in the policy-making process. However, counter to this, many would argue that activist judiciaries can be good for democracy if they uphold and protect the interests of the weak and the underprivileged-who after all in many countries are the ...
... replacing elected officials in the policy-making process. However, counter to this, many would argue that activist judiciaries can be good for democracy if they uphold and protect the interests of the weak and the underprivileged-who after all in many countries are the ...