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The Green Inquisition

Article 3 calls upon the State to eliminate all forms of exploitation.

Of 175 judges of the courts of first instance there were 121 women, of 44 judges of the courts of second instance there were 27 women.

No military tribunals will be set up.

South African Courts at Risk

Courts of Judicature Acts 1964

Special Courts for Sexual Offense Cases

I'll fight it in every court!

(a) Set up independent and effective juvenile courts

11. Creation of new courts (two alternatives)

(f) To ensure that the Akzakal Courts (Elders' Courts), when dealing with children in conflict with the law, fully apply the principles and provisions of the Convention and

The Committee notes the establishment of juvenile courts.

(b) Adopt a legislative decree creating new courts.

There are four security courts in Jalalabad.

And it's especially important to rebuild them for lawsuits.

Your excitement will always be the Old Bailey...

The courts of Benin ensured the protection of the rights of women, on the basis of the Criminal Code, and women also had recourse to appeals courts and the Supreme Court.

Appeals from these courts may be taken to the courts of the Union of Republics of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the same way as appeals from courts of the Constituent Republics.

Appeals from these courts may be taken to the courts of the Union of Republics of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the same way as appeals from courts of the Constituent Republics.

June will be a cruel month in Russia's courts.

International Expert for the reform of criminal procedure in Bulgaria, Russian Federation, Kosovo and Tajikistan.

The Courts of other countries have reached similar conclusions. In the well known English decision in Sutton v.

The latter is still being administered in magistrate's courts.

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There are now 22 cities that have Veterans' Courts like this.

And may I remind you that Nevada courts have rather puritanical views.

America's courts (like Italy's courts in the case of Parmalat) will make the final judgment over criminal and civil liability under existing law.

For reasons I have outlined, the Commission also excluded the possibility of establishing mixed courts.

Enabling provisions for the establishment of special courts

Campaigner Mark Lynas envisions Nuremberg style international criminal tribunals against those who dare to challenge the climate dogma.

Approaching the judiciary through a lawyer is expensive in terms of time, effort, finances and physical distance. The gender sensitivity of all organs of the State, including the judiciary, needs to be enhanced. The situation is remedied to an extent by steps taken both by the Government and the civil society.

In the judiciary branch alone, the ratio of female judges at the People's Supreme Court is 22 , provincial courts 27 , district courts 35 .

Applications for the release of prisoners held for long periods without trial have been made in Phnom Penh and in several provincial courts, although a lack of appellate courts hampers the effectiveness of this programme.

(b) Amend legislation so that juveniles are not brought before an adult court

Others apparently a minority have ruled to the contrary.

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Criminal court or courts of first instance 107 82.3

6. Creation of new courts and improvement of judges apos salaries (III.A.5)

The buildings around that open space are also public and they are courthouses and temples.

Under the Code, the Government had established family courts and instituted training programmes for officials.

The point was made that it was not desirable to have regional courts of international justice.

1962 1963 Native courts assistant and district assistant in the government of northern Rhodesia

The Special Rapporteur was informed that there were no political courts and no political trials.

If he were convicted, he would still have various opportunities to appeal his conviction and sentence through state and federal appeals instances, up to the Supreme Court of the United States.