The absence of an independent Constitutional Court and Supreme Court was extremely worrying.

Appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada in criminal, extradition and constitutional cases

On 27 December 2004, the people endorsed the new Constitution, which provides for the establishment of a constitutional court.

On June 11, 1987, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled 4 3 that the package served a public purpose and were therefore constitutional.

In Renvoi relative au project de loin C 7 sure le system de justice penile pour les adolescents, the Québec Court of Appeal considered the constitutional validity of the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA).

(b) The constitutionality of secession

An independent election commission was created by law. And a respected Jordanian jurist who had been a judge at the International Court of Justice was reprimanded for dragging his feet in getting the election law passed.

Mercifully, South Africa s Constitutional Court has ruled that the death penalty which South Africans eliminated at the same time we were liberated from apartheid is unconstitutional.

Finally, all the parties promise big constitutional changes.

CAMBRIDGE Europe is in constitutional crisis.

Their crime was to call for a constitutional monarchy.

The senator raised constitutional and sovereignty issues opposing the agreement.

Constitutional government restored the faith of the Haitian people in legal institutions.

He explains why, according to the constitution, it may not be possible for some of them to run.

He forces through constitutional changes so that he can run for more terms.

However, the country s Catholic Church said they consider the nomination as contrary to the constitution.

To be sure, in the legal tradition of common law countries, an appellate court cannot disturb an acquittal below, and indeed to do so, would pose serious constitutional questions.

(2) the constitutionality of the death penalty law is a matter for the State party to decide.

We shall do so in keeping with the priorities of the Transitional Assembly and of any constitutional bodies that the Assembly may establish.

Another remedy available to him would have been a constitutional complaint.

And, of course, being General Secretary carries no constitutional term limit.

But the Tea Party movement at its best (or in its origin) is constitutionalist.

Once in power, they have appealed to the masses and called for constitutional reforms to enlarge their power.

The constitutional court passes on the constitutionality of laws with no right of appeal.

He performed the constitutional conformity test of regional laws, providing advice to the office of the Prime Minister.

Two years ago, in a commentary called The Euro s Pig Headed Masters, I wrote that Europe is in constitutional crisis.

When Germans tie their hands with constitutional budget laws, they are in effect untying their neighbors .

But countries like South Africa already have strong constitutional guarantees of property rights.

Until the Australia Act 1986, each state was constitutionally dependent upon the British Crown directly.

Constitutional reform proposals for Gibraltar had been tabled in December 2003.

In 1971 the Council of State was asked to nullify the note on the grounds that it was unconstitutional.

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As for changing the ECB s mandate, Germany would protest, if only for constitutional reasons.

Women consequently did have inheritance rights and were not mere objects in the eyes of the courts.

The chairman of the parliament has declared that the government is unconstitutional and can not be present at any parliamentary assembly.

From that date onwards, the Central African Republic was to go through several constitutions and constitutional acts, owing to political instability.

A wide range of constitutional and political measures is used around the world to provide access for minorities to decision making.

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(c) An arbitral tribunal

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The method of creation of a court

(a) The Supreme Court

(b) The Court of Appeal

Yet the Court of Cassation found that that ground had been discussed in the Appeal Court.