The Jordanian Syrian Judicial Agreement, published in the Official Gazette No. 1182 of 23 June 1954

The Jordanian Lebanese Judicial Agreement, published in the Official Gazette No. 1202 of 23 November 1954

The Jordanian Tunisian Judicial Agreement, published in the Official Gazette No. 1828 of 16 March 1965

The Jordanian Egyptian Judicial Agreement, published in the Official Gazette No. 3194 of 16 August 1987

Those required to be published are published in a specifically designated official publication, although in some jurisdictions no official publication for judicial decisions may exist.

The Riyadh Arab Agreement on Judicial Cooperation, published in the Official Gazette No. 3329 of 26 July 1985

The Agreement on Judicial Cooperation between Jordan and Yemen, published in the Official Gazette No. 478 of 1 March 2001

quot (b) It is unlawfully converted by a person with whom it has been deposited by official or judicial action.

7 Code of Judicial Ethics, adopted 9 March 2005 Official Journal of the International Criminal Court (document ICC BD 02 01 05).

23. Several States indicated that national statistical agencies draw data from judicial proceedings, police reports and other sources, both official and unofficial.

In February, the Superior Council of Judicial Magistrates adopted a directive on official languages. A limit of seven months was fixed for all court documents to be written in the official languages, Tetum and Portuguese.

The Agreement on Legal and Judicial Cooperation between Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, published in the Official Gazette No. 4423 of 2 April 2000

The Agreement on Legal and Judicial Cooperation with the States of the Gulf Cooperation Council, published in the Official Gazette No. 3643 of 8 January 1989

(d) An official declaration or a judicial decision restoring the dignity, the reputation and the rights of the victim and of persons closely connected with the victim

(d) An official declaration or a judicial decision restoring the dignity, the reputation and the rights of the victim and of persons closely connected with the victim

(c) An official declaration or a judicial decision restoring the dignity, reputation and legal rights of the victim and or of persons closely connected with the victim

Since 1992, the authorities had reportedly not carried out any official judicial investigations into allegations of torture and ill treatment and preventive measures had allegedly not been taken.

Constitutional Amendment No. 45, approved in December 2004 and published in the Official Union Daily on the 31st of the same month, deals with the reform of the Judicial Power.

Judicial Clerks

judicial measures.

Judicial cooperation

Judicial cooperation

Judicial cooperation

Judicial Measures

Judicial experience

Judicial support

judicial assistance

Judicial proceedings

Judicial cooperation

Judicial corruption influences unduly access to and outcome of judicial decisions.

That office appointed an investigator of the Judicial Police (Policía Judicial).

Police criticized judicial officials for releasing detainees without cause, and judicial officials accused police of failing to comply with judicial orders.

Judicial councils in the federal circuits had some limited judicial disciplinary powers.

France s Judicial Revolution

Strengthening judicial infrastructure

(a) Judicial officers

Mutual judicial assistance

I. JUDICIAL ORGANIZATION

(f) Judicial cooperation

D. Judicial reform

2. Judicial activities

1. Judicial activities

(d) Sensitization of the judicial branch of Government, in ways consistent with judicial independence, on the legal, ethical and human rights issues related to HIV AIDS, including through judicial education and the development of judicial materials.

International Judicial Cooperation Division

The judicial issues include