There are three levels of courts in the Cayman islands the Summary Court, the Grand Court and the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal.

At the administrative level, each category monitors the judicial activities of the courts below it.

Women could act as prosecutors, lawyers, and judges and take part in the deliberations of all courts, namely first level court, appellate court, and supreme (cassation) court.

1981 1986 President of the Bouaké court of first instance (see responsibilities described above).

The appeals court hears all kinds of appeals against judgements handed down by courts of first instance.

The administration of justice is the responsibility of the judicial authority, which is composed of the Courts of Justice established by the Organic Law of the Judiciary the district and local courts, the appeals courts and the Supreme Court of Justice.

The High Court determines appeals from the lower courts and aggrieved parties may appeal from this Court to the Supreme Court.

As an appeal court, it rules on decisions handed down by lower courts.

If he is not in agreement with the decision (order) of the court, it may be appealed to a higher court of appeal.

In particular, and in contrast to procedures in ordinary criminal courts, there is said to be no right to appeal before a higher tribunal.

In the superior courts, there was normally one judge entrusted with criminal cases.

Subordinate Courts Act 1948

Decisions can be appealed before the higher courts, and the Constitutional Court may review them.

14. The Supreme People apos s Court is at the apex of the hierarchy of courts below it there are three local levels of higher, intermediate and basic level people apos s courts, and a number of special courts.

In BiH there are 100 courts in total (two per state and entity levels, the court in the Brčko District, and 93 courts at local levels).

On questions of law further appeal may be made to the High Court.

(d) The final judgements of the Federal Court shall be appealable before the Supreme Court by general remedy and the decisions of the Supreme Court shall be binding on lower courts

The High Court dismissed the application on 25 September 1996.

The jurisdiction of a subordinate court depends on its class and the rank of the presiding magistrate.

2.4 On appeal, the Superior Court of the District of Bedford, on 13 April 2000, reversed the decision of the lower court.

The European Court's jurisprudence that appellate courts may, in principle, simply endorse the reasons stated in the lower court's decision must a fortiori also apply to the reasoning required from Supreme Courts, which, like Constitutional Courts, often dismiss appeals in a cursory manner.

Women first entered the judiciary in 1975 and they work in the civil, criminal and commercial justice systems and in courts of all levels, from the courts of conciliation to the courts of first instance, appeal and cassation.

This is the most important court.

Appeals are exclusively made before the Higher Court in west Mostar, bypassing the federal judiciary.

Appeals from the Summary Court are heard by the Grand Court and appeals against Grand Court decisions go before the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal.

1975 Magistrate in the court of first instance in Rabat

2.1 A person convicted of any offence by the High Court has the right of appeal to the Court of Appeal against the decision of the High Court in convicting him or in deciding on the sentence imposed on him or against both the conviction and sentence.

The judicial system in Guam comprises both local and federal components.

c. treatment in courts of all instances

Oh, that'd be Judge Conway of the Superior Court.

16. There are three levels of local courts higher people apos s courts (in each province, autonomous region or in directly administered municipalities approximately 30) intermediate people apos s courts (in the prefectures approximately 380) and basic level people apos s courts (in the urban districts and rural counties approximately 3,000).

Of 175 judges of the courts of first instance there were 121 women, of 44 judges of the courts of second instance there were 27 women. 19 judges worked at the Supreme Court, of whom 3 were women.

Substantive issues Right to equal treatment before the courts and tribunals and right to have the sentence and conviction reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law

She then lodged an appeal with the Murcia provincial high court, which was also denied.

In May 1997, the Supreme Court accepted his appeal against this sentence and ordered another retrial at the County Court level.

(d) Expeditious consideration of the case by a specialized juvenile court, with the possibility of the judgment being contested by a higher court, once the child is convicted.

When the case was retried after the superior court verdict, the jury again acquitted Lopes despite the ruling of the Supreme Court.

In the case of kidnapping, he has legal representation and may appeal to a higher court.

To be sure, in the legal tradition of common law countries, an appellate court cannot disturb an acquittal below, and indeed to do so, would pose serious constitutional questions.

Following his release, he had withdrawn his appeal to a higher court.

In courts at state and entity levels as well as Brčko District there are no women presidents of courts.

25. The courts of law of the Territory consist of a Court of First Instance, a Magistrates Court, a Court of Appeal and a Supreme Court.

At local levels, out of 93 courts, in 16 courts or 17,2 women are presidents.

Canada Superior Court of Quebec ( Tellier J.)

Canada Superior Court of Quebec (Ryan J.)