On 29 May 1990 he was acquitted by a judicial ruling.

There had never been a need for a judicial ruling on the question of whether the Treaty of Waitangi had any validity under international law.

Judicial, administrative, legislative or other competent authorities should be empowered by the law of the State to make a ruling on the rights of the person seeking the remedy.

India s New Ruling Caste

She provided almost identical reasoning to that provided in her ruling of 15 March 1996 ruling.

Ruling of 22 April 1999 in case No. 98B750, ruling of 18 April 1991 in case No. 0811351, and ruling of 10 November 1991 in case No. 082051.

The Court's ruling is still awaited.

However, this ruling was not implemented.

The Hippo Generation are the ruling elites.

No final ruling has yet been given.

A barely noticeable substitution of ruling groups.

I've waited 6 years for this ruling.

A former member of the ruling HDZ party, the judge had earlier announced that he was leaving the party since such affiliation was incompatible with his judicial post, and he has publicly expressed disagreement with leading party activists.

You know, there's a new ruling on that.

This ruling required 20 states to amend their legislation.

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).

A representative may appeal against the ruling of the President.

The word Government could be replaced by the ruling power .

The ruling was expected the following week. (Ha aretz, 28 November)

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.

Thus, the Bill would in essence overturn the 1993 ruling of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC), the highest court of appeal for Trinidad and Tobago, as well as for various other Caribbean countries, in the case of Earl Pratt and Ivan Morgan.

In Split the process of judicial appointment resulted in the dismissal of several experienced jurists, including two women who between them had nearly 50 years of experience as judges, and the appointment of several new judges with close ties to the ruling HDZ party.

The new ruling is contrary to international regulations on trademark protection.

Palestine may not appeal against the ruling of the presiding officer.

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