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  • ... sector and consists of various legal instruments that have a direct effect in EU Member... communications and the taking of any action necessary to ensure the efficient administration o.... In November 2002, CYTA chose a company called Thirdspace to supply and deploy a... analogue viewers to display high-definition programmes. . Since the switch over and the upgrad...

  • ...The Justices who vote against affirmative action and other race-conscious civil rights policies are... is quite a different matter; and the legal analysis changes accordingly. (88) Why does Justic... All the evidence demonstrates that the City chose not to certify the examination results because of ... question, it cannot be by appeal to a definition of a racial classification enunciated by the Supre...

  • ... his injury, McBride commenced a FELA action against CSX in the U. S. DistrictCourt for the Sou..., CSX "maintain[ed] that thecorrect definition of proximate causation is a 'direct relation betwe... causes, and not all shouldgive rise to legal liability. See W. Keeton, D. Dobbs, . R. Kee...We did not do what Congress chose not to do, andabrogate the rule of proximate cause...

  • ... and scholars treat dignity as an important legal value, but they usually do not explain what it mea... courts around the world have largely chosen various substantive dignifies or the dignity of re... eye forward to see the influence of his actions upon posterity. (52) These disparate thinkers conn... requiring a space of freedom for self-definition. . 5. Free Speech . American free speech jurisprud...

  • [Kelo] further muddied the long-standing debate over the definition and scope of property rights. The Fifth and Fourteenth amendments to the U.S. Constitution prohibit any government from depriving citizens of "life, liberty and property" without due process, and the Fifth Amendment further states that "private property [cannot] be taken for public use, without just compensation" (often referred to as the "takings" clause). The interpretation of this language was left to future generations: As with the rest of the Bill of Rights, the Framers wisely chose not to get into specifics, which would have required a book-length treatise on each sentence and left huge gaps from societal changes they could never have anticipated. Yet these are not the kinds of issues that have inspired the majori...

    ..."It is an area where a call to action is necessary," he says. Other groups have similarl...Landowners must often incur prohibitive legal expenses even if they successfully challenge a con...

  • ....A recently enacted Arizona statute-the Legal ArizonaWorkers Act-provides that the licenses of ... enactment of the INA, severalStates took action to prohibit the employment of individuals liv...§23-211(9)(a). That definition largely parrotsthe definition of "license" that Co... the confines of the authority Congress chose to leave to the States and therefore is notexpress...

  • This paper reflects on the literature on courts and politics in Europe and the United States. US-American Political Science has dealt for several decades already with the role of courts and judges as political actors, whereas this perspective has only recently emerged in Europe. The debates differ not only with regard to the number of articles, but also with regard to their content. This paper discusses the different research perspectives that are being pursued on both sides of the Atlantic. While a major part of the US-American literature investigates the politics of judicial action and the politicization of the legal system, research on European courts confines itself to analyzing the effects of judicial action, often describing them in terms of juridification. Based on a review of th...

    ...But the European countries chose a path different from that of the United States, w... it borrows a very broad definition of an institution, which also includes cognitive s...

  • ...Due Process Based Legal Challenges to the 1267 Sanctions Regime D. 1267 Sa... (UNSC) was ascribed the power to take actions that are binding on states in response to threats ... a listing to take place and a clearer definition of what "associated with" actually means. . Second... does not require a state to explain why it chose to block an individual's delisting request." Gense...

  • ... a proof of claim for the defamation action, meaningthat he sought to recover damages for it f...Howard from takingthe legal steps necessary to provide her with half hi... the matter both "meets Congress' definition of a coreproceeding and arises under or arises... He chose to be aparty to that litigation." App. 129. Alth...

  • ... of the UN Guiding Principles into legally binding rules for the management of the phenomenon...By definition, internally displaced persons (IDPs) are persons w... UN Charter); the theory supporting such actions was that some internal wars, at least when accompa... on why the contracting states might have chosen to frame the AU Convention's provisions differentl...



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