The administration of justice is the responsibility of the judicial authority, which is composed of the Courts of Justice established by the Organic Law of the Judiciary the district and local courts, the appeals courts and the Supreme Court of Justice.

The right to pursue justice through the courts.

Ruling quoted Cases which are not assigned to other courts fall within the competence of the courts of justice.

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This Constitutional Amendment also provides for the creation of mobile courts as part of the Regional Federal Courts, Regional Labor Courts and Justice Courts, as well as creates the justice ombudsperson offices, with the mandate to receive complaints and allegations from any interested party against members or entities of the Judicial Power.

Research has, however, revealed some differences between formal and community courts in the administration of justice.

The Court is the centrepiece of an emerging system of international criminal justice which includes national courts, international courts and hybrid tribunals with both national and international components.

The law is administered by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, which comprises a Court of Appeal and a High Court of Justice, courts of summary jurisdiction and magistrate courts.

(d) Take specific measures to improve women's access to justice, including through expanding the establishment of family courts and the recruitment and training of women in all Afghan courts

The courts render justice to victims in accordance with the general rules regulating this matter.

According to Human Rights Watch, courts in Bahrain fail to deliver basic accountability and impartial justice .

It accordingly emphasized the need to give consideration to the full range of transitional justice mechanisms, not just courts.

According to the Courts Act, lay judges participate in the administration of justice in county and city courts on the bases and pursuant to the procedure provided by the codes of court procedure.

We recognize the importance of further developing restorative justice policies, procedures and programmes in order to decrease the caseload of criminal courts, as well as of promoting the incorporation of restorative justice approaches into criminal justice practices, as appropriate.

Judges attached to the regular courts are appointed by the King in council after nomination by the Ministry of Justice.

(c) With respect to indigenous peoples, development, maintenance and evaluation of aboriginal justice, diversion and counselling programmes and dedicated courts

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The restoration of law and justice must then be founded and affirmed in national communities through their laws, courts and constitutions.

Violations of those provisions could be addressed in the national courts and tribunals and ultimately referred to the European Court of Justice.

Therefore, a proper transitional justice strategy aimed at peacebuilding and reconciliation will need to extend far beyond the courts.

The justice system is independent of the other branches of government, and is made up of a hierarchical system of courts culminating in the High Court of Cassation and Justice, which is the supreme court of Romania.

In Colombia, the chances of victims of sexual violence having access to the courts and securing justice, once a complaint is lodged, are small.

This totalitarian organ has no known address, yet it manages China s police, prosecutors, courts, and justice ministry, and appoints their leadership.

This reform should give impetus and direction to improvements in the structure and functioning of the lower courts and other components of the justice system.

In addition, various courts  including the European Court of Justice are grappling with cases that challenge the compatibility of the sanctions regime with fundamental rights.

Consequently, according to the State party, it was open to the authors to institute civil proceedings against the State, to seek compensation from the State in the courts of justice and to challenge the constitutionality of the law in those courts.

They are suffering huge financial losses by boycotting the courts, and yet they are determined that the Chief Justice must be reinstated.

Activists opposing the bill want to see those involved in corruption brought to justice and sentenced by courts, before any sort of amnesty takes place.

Civil society organizations run numerous programmes to help the less empowered segments of the population, particularly poor women, to approach the courts and obtain justice.

The administration of justice in the customary courts at the chiefdom level has recently been boosted by the appointment of over 200 chairpersons of customary court nationwide.

The organization of the judiciary respects the principles of unity of jurisdiction, collegiality, the right of appeal, the independence of the courts, and the free dispensation of justice.

In 2003, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched a project on strengthening the justice system in Timor Leste, which is still in operation, intended to develop and strengthen the overall effectiveness in the constitutional justice system, including the courts, prosecution and the Ministry of Justice.

Hate evil, love good, and establish justice in the courts. It may be that Yahweh, the God of Armies, will be gracious to the remnant of Joseph.

It recalls that it is in principle for the courts of States parties, and not for the Committee, to evaluate facts and evidence in a particular case, unless it is apparent that the courts' decisions are manifestly arbitrary or amount to a denial of justice.

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In considering such legal and judicial matters, the Tribunal followed closely the developments of the rules of procedure of the International Court of Justice and other international courts or tribunals.

It further recalls that it is generally for the national courts, and not for the Committee, to review the interpretation or application of domestic legislation in a particular case, unless it is apparent that the courts' decisions are manifestly arbitrary or amount to a denial of justice.

On justice sector reform, progress has been made with respect to the adoption of essential legislation, training of personnel and the rehabilitation of physical infrastructure, including courts and correctional facilities.

Women and men enjoy equality in legal and civil matters, whether they relate to concluding contracts or administering property or practicing in courts of law or administering justice.

Hierarchy of Courts.

4.13 Perhaps the most critical affirmative action taken by Government is the introduction of the Courts (Domestic Violence Protection) Rule No. 67 of 2001 initiated by Chief Justice Vincent Lunabek.

As a transitional measure, UNOCI proposed to the Government the establishment of mobile courts which could hear criminal cases involving deprivation of liberty and deal with other pressing matters of justice.

In 2015, Brazil's National Justice Council created a program for appeals courts to ensure people caught in the criminal act have a hearing within 24 hours of their arrest.

They also claim that there is a denial of justice in their case because they have litigated for more than 30 years in domestic courts without getting any relief.

The Committee is concerned that the State party has not yet established specific procedures and courts to deal separately with juvenile offenders under the justice system.