Legal system and judiciary Hong Kong's legal system is completely independent from the legal system of mainland China.

Building a reformed and effective judiciary system continues to be a critical challenge.

Ali's case is one of the clearest examples of the dysfunction and corruption of the judiciary system.

(h) Fully ensure the independence of the judiciary and include female judicial officials in its judicial system

These include our legal system, which is underpinned by an independent judiciary, our legislature, and our civil service.

Judiciary Namibia has a system of courts that interpret and apply the law in the name of the state.

Judiciary

In its reports on the previous period, Ombudspersons pointed to difficult and unsatisfactory conditions in the judiciary system, especially regarding speed.

Such institutions had to enshrine due process, the independence of the judiciary and an effective and impartial police and prison system.

One must also protect victims and organize awareness raising campaigns in the judiciary, the police, the educational system and the media.

The Judiciary

1.2.2.3 Judiciary

To promote the rule of law, the European Union, together with Canada, has furthermore launched an important project aimed at reforming the judiciary system.

Support for the judiciary

Even these limited efforts are obstructed by the hardline Wahhabi camp, which controls the security forces, the judiciary system, and the real levers of domestic power.

Strengthening the judiciary is paramount.

Scientific, academic and judiciary activities

Swedish Judiciary and Civil Service

The judiciary and law enforcement

Women's Participation in the Judiciary.

The judiciary needs that as well.

Subject matter Independence of the judiciary

(e) Establishment of an independent judiciary.

(a) It gives its opinion on matters affecting the judiciary and reviews draft legislation on the development of the judiciary

Corruption versus the integrity of the judiciary

(c) Strengthening the independence of the judiciary

Enhanced independence and integrity of the judiciary ___________

College of the Judiciary Reno, Nevada 1977

Fourthly, an independent judiciary shall be established.

(c) To fulfil its obligations to restore the independence of the judiciary and due process of law, and to take further steps to reform the system of administration of justice

(a) To fulfil its obligations to restore the independence of the judiciary and due process of law, and to take further steps to reform the system of the administration of justice

(g) To fulfil its obligations to restore the independence of the judiciary and due process of law, and to take further steps to reform the system of the administration of justice

It noted that the justice system had been significantly weakened during the past decade and that restrictive laws granting broad powers to the executive particularly undermined the effectiveness of the judiciary.

(e) To fulfil its obligations to restore the independence of the judiciary and due process of law, and to take further steps to reform the system of the administration of justice

Measures relating to the judiciary and prosecution services

The reduction of imprisonment levels for racial minorities will require a comprehensive approach that involves all actors in the justice system, including the police, prosecutors, defence lawyers, the judiciary and correctional officials.

The United Nations system faced the specific challenge of how it could best help resolve transitional situations and, in particular, what cooperation mechanism it could provide for the reconstruction of the judiciary.

Israel s excellent judiciary can rely on her full support.

We do not suggest that our judiciary is perfect.

June 1982 Diploma, National School of the Judiciary, Paris

Instructor at the National School of the Judiciary (2003)

Occupation High Court Judge, Judiciary Trinidad and Tobago (Retired)

Those funds were directed mostly towards strengthening major State institutions, such as the Public Ministry, the Public Defenders Office, the Judiciary School, the Office of the Human Rights Ombudsman and the penitentiary system.

The verdict was seen by many as too lenient and blamed the judiciary system who treated the case as Second degree murder as a result of severe beating instead of a First degree murder.

The judiciary, for example, dissolved the first elected legislative assembly.