(i) To execute and enforce the sentences and decisions of the jurisdictional organs

The criteria for publishing judicial decisions and opinions are usually established by a court.

quot 2. To promote compliance with or the enforcement of laws, judicial decisions and administrative directives

Following due process of law, he had been sentenced to death that sentence had been confirmed by the Supreme Court.

The court relied on the Gulf Canada Resources Ltd. v. Arochem International Ltd. decision (CLOUT Case no. 31 in A CN.9 SER.C ABSTRACTS 2).

B. Administration of justice

c Judgement of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of 2 November 1993.

Their decision is subject to judicial review proceedings only on very limited legal grounds.

The judiciary and law enforcement

As suggested earlier, many of the pressures to enhance criminal justice are driven by demands to increase access to justice.

Juvenile justice

However, the practice of the United States was influenced by certain judicial decisions.

91. First, there is the instruction given by the Ministry of Justice to the courts to refrain from having recourse to the police to get its decisions implemented, unless it is done through the Ministry of Justice, which will in turn apply for the purpose to the Ministry of Defence.

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.

(e) Independence of the judiciary, administration of justice, impunity

(d) JUVENILE JUSTICE

(d) Juvenile justice

(d) Juvenile justice.

The Indian Supreme Court had upheld his sentence, despite the fact that the Juvenile Justice Act prohibits imposition of the death sentence on persons under 16.

(b) Ministry of Justice (during a trial)

B. Administration of justice . . . . . . . . 18 21 6

B. Administration of justice 17 36 7

VII. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 83 104 21

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Mindful of its decision at its present session to include the question of juvenile justice as sub item (d) of item 9 dealing with the administration of justice and human rights,

222. Mr. Alfonso Martínez orally revised the draft resolution by replacing, in operative paragraph 4, the words system of administrative justice with the words systems of administration of justice .

The essence of judicial independence is that the judge trying the case is free to decide according to his judgement in the light of the existing law.

Territorial organization article 66 of the Judicial Code establishes that the territory of the Republic has four judicial districts. These are divided into judicial circuits, which are subdivided into municipal circuits.

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9. The administration of justice and human rights

No information was readily available as to how the Law on Gender Equality and the Convention were reflected in judicial decisions.

Although he appealed the verdict, no judicial appeal hearing took place.

C. The trial and the court judgement

It was observed that the exception was well established in human rights instruments, judicial decisions and legal writings.

The principle of reasonably swift justice

B. Administration of justice and institution building

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(d) Juvenile justice 201 242 150

There is no point in winning a trial if the court decision is not executed properly.

If he does not, the President will direct the Justice Department to appeal the decision.

Amongst the cases referred to by the Court of Appeal was BMW Investments Ltd. v. Saskferco Products Inc. (CLOUT case no. 116 in A CN.9 SER.C ABSTRACTS 8).

2.2 The author filed an application for judicial review and annulment with the Fifth Chamber of the Supreme Court, convening as a military chamber.

The 18 December 1985 retraction did not remedy the effects of that judgement, which had been provisionally executed The placing of Le Praley's affairs under court supervision, ordered on 18 April 1990, was also a miscarriage of justice since the law was not followed.

Judicial decisions in several countries support the categorization theory, and multiple modern commentators have adopted the approach.