No one who has delivered an opinion may adjudicate .

I had jurisdiction to adjudicate criminal civil and matrimonial cases.

The people's court has to adjudicate the criminal and civil cases together.

Subordinate courts are empowered to adjudicate on appeals from the local courts.

I had jurisdiction to adjudicate on murder cases by way of a Preliminary Inquiry (PI).

She stressed the need to develop a human rights framework to monitor and adjudicate poverty reduction strategies.

The Security Council also conferred on the ad litem judges the competence to adjudicate over pre trial matters.

The human rights framework called for mechanisms to monitor, adjudicate and suggest measures for the fulfilment of rights.

The Supreme Court shall hear and adjudicate upon appeals emanating from the High Court The High Court, according to the Constitution, shall have original jurisdiction to hear and adjudicate upon all civil disputes and criminal prosecutions, including cases which involve the interpretation, implementation and upholding of the Constitution

For that reason the City would establish a special office empowered to adjudicate summonses received by members of the diplomatic community.

Acknowledging the fundamental principles of due process of law in criminal proceedings and in civil or administrative proceedings to adjudicate property rights,

That is why, for domestic debt disputes, countries have bankruptcy laws and courts. But there is no such mechanism to adjudicate international debt disputes.

The Family Courts Act, 1964 provides for constitution of Special Family Courts to adjudicate family cases e.g. divorce, maintenance and custody of children, etc.

This means that a member of the judiciary who has already delivered an opinion on a case may not then adjudicate that same case.

The Office is working to enhance the capacity of States to investigate, prosecute and adjudicate cases related to organized crime and corruption and to identify and recover illicit assets.

Voters were given the opportunity to challenge any candidate through the Electoral Complaints Commission, an independent body established under the revised Electoral Law to adjudicate all complaints concerning the electoral process.

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea has been active as an independent judicial body established by the Convention to adjudicate disputes arising out of its interpretation or application.

Hence, article 28 of the Syrian Nationality Act provides that The Council of State, in its capacity as an administrative law body, shall have the exclusive competence to adjudicate in nationality proceedings.

Equally, the court should be able to adjudicate independently, on the basis of clearly defined legal principles and free of political influences, on the question of an individual s responsibility for an act of aggression.

34. Iraq apos s main proposal was to convene technical quot seminars quot involving international experts to adjudicate Iraq apos s position on its proscribed weapons programmes, solely on the basis of extant information.

The State party contends that the examination of the matter by the Jamaican courts is determinative, since it is an issue of fact and evidence upon which the Committee has emphasized that is not competent to adjudicate.

75. The Council was not established in time for it to review the constitutionality of the election law and the political parties law and to adjudicate complaints and appeals relating to the first stages of the electoral process.

(b) When the Court has to adjudicate on two cases concerning its jurisdiction, it will be able to hear them back to back (that is to say, in immediate succession), so that work may then proceed on them concurrently.

(h) In addition, for each implementing country, an independent body could be set up, consisting of independent experts, to monitor the programmes and to adjudicate on appeals by all the concerned parties, focusing on the responsibilities and recommending remedial actions.

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) is an international judicial body established by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea to adjudicate disputes arising out of the interpretation and application of the Convention.

None of this is to argue that the US should ignore unfair trading practices. As a member of the World Trade Organization, the US has ample opportunity to use that body s dispute resolution mechanism to adjudicate major problems with its trading partners.

Accordingly, the Committee considers that the Supreme Court did not violate the guarantees of article 14, paragraph 1, when it declared itself incompetent to deal with the author's case, given that Cypriot law explicitly excluded the Court's jurisdiction to adjudicate the matter.

(d) Actively promoting and strengthening cooperation, as well as exchange of experience and information between prosecutorial and judicial authorities of our countries, with a view to increasing the capacity of our criminal justice systems to prosecute and adjudicate organized crime and corruption cases.

Such is also the case with the accuracy of the analysis if those who will adjudicate compliance cases cannot be assured that the analysis carried out on the samples was accurate and specific, the results from analysis will not be admitted as evidence.

The 1832 Reform Act gave the vote to individuals with at least 10 of property not an inconsequential sum, to be sure, but low enough to enfranchise the middle class. The act also created a system of special courts to adjudicate disputes over voter registration.

The Government did not contest or deny the allegations of the source that the power of the courts to adjudicate on requests by the detainee for judicial review of the Prosecutor's decision to prolong detention is limited to controlling the formal correctness of the decision (see paragraph 13 above).

The Council also requested the Secretary General to organize, or to facilitate the organization of, regional training seminars, also for countries in transition, designed to provide criminal justice personnel with the capacity to detect, investigate, prosecute and adjudicate cases involving the laundering and control of the proceeds of crime.

In Europe, Islam is the fastest growing religion, and Sharia has penetrated European legal systems. In the UK, a hundred Sharia courts adjudicate on divorce and other family cases, prompting Home Secretary Theresa May to promise a review of Sharia courts to determine whether they are consistent with British values.

Finds that the arbitration proceedings instituted by the Claimant come within the competence of the Arbitration Court of the International Chamber of Commerce and that the Arbitrator has jurisdiction to adjudicate upon the dispute in conformity with Article 13(3) of the Rules of Conciliation and Arbitration of the ICC.

The State party contends that the decision of the St. James Circuit Court on the admissibility of the confession finally determines the issue vis à vis the Committee, since it is an issue of fact and evidence upon which the Committee has emphasized that it is not competent to adjudicate.

Most people have forgotten that the Paris Protocols of April 1994 established a customs union between Israel and the occupied territories, with a joint Economic Council to adjudicate trade disputes. The free movement of goods, labor, and capital between the two parts could have given a tremendous economic boost to Palestinian GDP.

Secondly, in addition to the elaboration of domestic legal systems, and especially when there is a substantial time lag in carrying it out, it is important that all States must establish their own national human rights commission that can adjudicate, review and recommend appropriate remedial actions when human rights are violated, for individuals and groups to seek such actions.

Rather, it should welcome proposals by Arab League mediators for immediate electoral reform and early parliamentary elections. At the same time, it should expect the opposition to endorse the establishment of an international tribunal to adjudicate the matter of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, albeit after clarifying and narrowing the current excessively broad United Nations rules governing the investigation.

Second, it establishes and maintains the PRI, which includes all of the institutions needed to delineate, exchange, fine tune, and protect (through enforcement of law and contracts) property rights. Among these institutions are the judiciary and arbitration panels, which function not only to adjudicate property rights disputes, but also to address administrative abuses and disputes between the private and public sectors.

After the court has decided to open the court session and adjudicate the case, a copy of the bill of prosecution should be delivered to the accused no later than seven days before the opening of the court session, so that the accused will be informed of the charges and causes, and will have sufficient time to prepare his defence and contact his counsels.

Moreover, the range of issues of the cases that come to the Court is remarkable. The International Court of Justice is a world Court not only in its origins and composition and not only in the diversity of the parties involved in cases before it, but in the variety of the questions on which it is called to adjudicate and render advisory opinions. While the caseload of the Court has increased so significantly, it has not enjoyed a proportional growth in its resources.