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Or does it suggest that the judiciary is politicised, ready to violate the presumption of innocence and tear up the writ of habeas corpus?

In 1996, he disbanded parliament, which had been seeking to impeach him, and also strengthened his control over the judiciary.

The Judiciary joins me in extending our most sincere condolences to his wife and family on their bereavement.

After years of conflict between the judiciary and Mr Zardari's party, the courts seem determined to unseat the president.

The changes to the judiciary mean that antediluvian judges and prosecutors no longer stand in his way.

That statement did not go far enough for Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee.

According to a spokesman for the judiciary, all but 300 of the detainees were freed within a week of their arrest.

Nor are Italians overly concerned by the sort of illegality of which their former leader has been repeatedly accused by the judiciary.

The new ruling shows that President Zardari's government has lost any support it might once have had among the judiciary.

King Abdullah has also changed the head of the Saudi central bank and made a string of appointments elsewhere in the judiciary.

The practical efforts should be made to safeguard the independence of the judiciary, including the independence of the court and the judge.

So the judiciary has been able to step in to at least sustain some level of electoral justice, " said Ibrahim. "

Sooner rather than later, the army is likely to step in try to break the deadlock between the judiciary and the executive.

That may be the greatest lasting legacy of this decision: the unchecked and uncheckable power of the judiciary.

The judiciary had the power of legal interpretation for a time.

Most striking was the Supreme Constitutional Court, a structure originally designed to keep the rest of the judiciary in check.

A spokeswoman for the judiciary section of the Royal Courts of Justice said a decision would not be given today.

Judicial power is vested with the power of attributes, so the judiciary must also be subject to supervision and constraints.

The system previously in force in Macao for appointment and removal of supporting members of the judiciary shall be maintained .

Dozens of newspapers opened during the Khatami period, only for many to be shut down on one pretext or another by the judiciary.

The investigations at least show that the judiciary and police are independent.

The judiciary was not independent and did not provide fair trials.

Modern spirit of the rule of law and rational concept of litigation sparkplug supervision of power to prevent corruption in the judiciary.

Gome has not received notice that any regulation issued by the government or the judiciary allegations of any notice or legal documents.

As seen by the judiciary, a little adultery should not trump marriage as an institution.

As one of the most senior Republicans in the Senate, Specter held powerful positions on the judiciary and appropriations panels.

I said, 'No, all the judiciary is already against us.

At the Judiciary Committee hearing, Democratic senators struggled to have the executives explain how oil prices had risen so high.

the head of the judiciary by the State Constitution of the system.

DESPITE Mr Putin's promise to establish a "dictatorship of the law" , the judiciary in Russia is far from just.

''I don't think the problem is any worse among the judiciary but I don't think it's any different, '' Mr Mason said.

He said that corrupt Mubarak loyalists were "hiding under the cover of the judiciary" and declared, "I will uncover them! "

As a member of the judiciary who desires to improve relations among counsel and between the Bench and The Bar, I pledge as follows.

Likewise, the judiciary can strike down as unconstitutional laws passed by Congress and signed by the President.

The structure and functioning of the judiciary also temper any individual justice's tendency toward imposing personal political preferences.

It has shaken up the judiciary, updated the penal code and nudged the army towards civilian control for the first time.

The Chief Justice is the head of the Judiciary. He is assisted in the overall administration by the Judiciary Administrator.

Mr. Thaksin, who was ousted in a military coup two years ago, denies wrong doing and accuses the judiciary of bias.

The British PM Edward Heath demanded complete British control of security, law and order and the judiciary.

The body that oversees the judiciary says it could mean that between 10% and 40% of the defendants currently on trial would walk free.

A showdown is looming between the new government and the president concerning the judiciary.

Worryingly, given his feud with the judiciary, judges nominated by him will form a majority in the Constitutional Court by next year.

The legislature has failed to make the judiciary, executive and even media sensitive to the cause of the common people.

All three branches of our political structure, the Executive, the Legislative, and the Judiciary have all been functioning normally.

It is the communication of information that regulates politics and the legislature, the judiciary and the behavior of the police.

The changes, which include an overhaul of the judiciary, have been welcomed by the EU and America.

After all, he had just been found guilty of scandalising the judiciary in a country that does not take these things lightly.

The decision raises fears that the judiciary's independence may be weakening under political pressure.

And in recent weeks he has more than once vowed to reform the constitution, apparently in an effort to curb the powers of the judiciary.

FOR much of the past two years, the judiciary has been at the centre of political turmoil in Pakistan.

The judiciary is composed mainly of the judges of the higher courts , who determine the common law and interpret Acts of parliament .

In this state, the judiciary idea what labor rights of migrant workers to strengthen the protection of great significance.

But he stated other goals too: to tackle unemployment and attract investment, to fight tax evasion and reform the judiciary and education.

the other is to exert greater government influence over the judiciary.

It gives new powers to the prime minister and parliament and inaugurates a much-needed overhaul of the judiciary.

finally, if all else failed, the gangsters would threaten to kill members of the judiciary system, who would bury the case.

Last week, the Judiciary Committee approved bills to strengthen gun registration and ban military-style assault weapons.

Meanwhile, from the perspective of the judiciary to explore violations of commercial secrets act.

The official activities of the judiciary have a tremendous impact on and are of great interest to the public.

Musharraf's ratings have plunged over the past year, especially after he imposed six weeks of emergency rule and purged the judiciary.

This is as true of business as it is of the police, the judiciary or the legislature.

The delivery of first class mail, the schools, the judiciary, the legislative system - all mired in outdated technology.

Te 64th clause also stipulates the French president as the independent guarantor of the judiciary.

And it has also exasperated the EU by backsliding on promised improvements to the judiciary and legal system.

But the government and the judiciary do not plan to give in to the consensus of the masses.

The judiciary's various efforts suggest that Mr Chaudhry is as keen as any politician to curry public favour.

That has raised widespread fears that the independence of the judiciary will be eroded.

They have bullied institutions that have got in their way, from the judiciary to the Central Bank.

Mr. Morsi was expected to meet with the Supreme Council of the Judiciary on Monday to discuss the issue.

Conserve judicial resources, enhance the efficiency of the judiciary and other advantages.

The role of the judiciary is to decide cases and controversies between adversarial parties, including the government.

Parliament, moreover, enjoys the backing of the judiciary, which is headed by a younger brother of Mr Larijani.

It is the business of the judiciary to interpret the laws, not scan the authority of the lawgiver .

In recent years, The difficulty in enforcement has become a prominent problem troubled the judiciary.

The Judiciary insures that the country is run according to the laws passed by the Congress and accepted by the Administration.

In Britain, only the judiciary according to the existing legislation and case law in the case by the judge.

Among other things the proposals give Catalonia's parliament more control over taxation and the judiciary.

Do you know where the judiciary fits in?

The monarch is formally head of the executive , the legislature and the judiciary .

the world of criminal law generally gives the known facts of the case to the judiciary's obligation to testify truthfully.

The referendum's changes to the judiciary will automatically take effect as soon as the CNE releases its final results.

Therefore, we are of the view that the government or the judiciary must make every effort to unearth the truth.

Involved in serious violations of law, the transfer of the judiciary.

Will disrupt criminal gang, asked the judiciary to arrest the criminals arrested.

The problem with reform in this area is that it clashes directly with the primacy of the CCP party over both the state and the judiciary.

Has there been any interference in the independence of the Judiciary?

Some of them had held positions in the judiciary or local government.

The structure and role of the judiciary affect the policy process.

After government attacks on the courts' independence that left the judiciary in turmoil, this is a hot topic.

This requires careful identification of the judiciary, and not act in haste.

The job of the judiciary is to interpret the law, not to improve it.

The two sides postponed a deal, this shows that the judiciary felt the need to conduct a serious review.

The statute creating the lower federal courts and defining their authority is the Judiciary Act, 28.

It put the integrity of the Judiciary in jeopardy.

In Romania and Slovakia attempts to reform the judiciary have stalled.

The judiciary should adapt swiftly and respond scientifically to the change according to the nature of the demand.

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But did you make the request -- they're asking if you would make the request of the judiciary to move it along. They miss their families.

Corruption is an ongoing problem in China where the judiciary is tied closely to the Communist Party.

The independence of the judiciary is protected by law.

"Lovesick Japan" reveals more about the judiciary than it does about society. But that is still a tale worth telling.

The core of the package is a major overhaul of the judiciary.

The police and the judiciary also need reform.

a closed session of the judiciary committee.

Here we have an allegedly popular president who dominates the media, the parliament and the judiciary.

carefully so as not to offend the judiciary.

The judiciary, the accused and counsel from their own perspective and point of view on the case.

Yet the analogy between central banks and the judiciary is incomplete and not perfect.

His supporters say that Mr Musharraf wants the judiciary headed by a lawyer whom he can more easily manipulate.

The judiciary is independent, but the government has the good will to help these people.

for breaches of "The People's Republic of China Criminal Law" , and the public security , the judiciary will be held criminally responsible.

With Caperton v Massey, the Supreme Court will consider the effect of campaign spending on the judiciary.

At present, the probation system to rate increase, while the judiciary has become more popular referees in the penal system.

A prerequisite of legal reform is separation of the government and the judiciary.

the British cabinet minister who is head of the judiciary and Speaker of the House of Lords.

The judiciary is the one branch of Italian government where Berlusconi doesn't have any friends.

The Hong Kong's system involves checks and balances between the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary.

not conducive to the fight against and prevention of crime and reduce the efficiency of the judiciary;

Intellectual Property Subcommittee, Senate Committee on the Judiciary

Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property, House Committee on the Judiciary

Provision of cleaning services for the offices of the Judiciary

On the Judiciary Guarantee of a Good-faith Society

Commission on the Modernization of the Judiciary;

Concessions were made over the judiciary

The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State and the Judiciary

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Vindicating the Rule of law: The Role of the Judiciary

On Public Credibility of the Judiciary

General Council of the Judiciary

Advisory Committee on the Judiciary

On Influence on the Judiciary by Morality

Rule of Law and the role of the judiciary in Korea

IT Support of the Judiciary

The role of the judiciary

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