Substantive issues Arbitrary detention right to take proceedings before court to challenge lawfulness of detention

. nature (facilitative, cooperative, transparent, simple, non confrontational, non judicial, timely)

From their origin, French cooperatives were legal entities of private law of a civil or commercial nature.

It was important to understand that in order to achieve substantive equality, women must be offered additional support.

He has not been able to challenge the lawfulness of his detention.

(a) High quality substantive support provided to United Nations bodies dealing with international law.

Chapter III SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS RELATING TO COMPETITION LAWS

(v) any material proceedings under environmental laws.

There were several substantive areas for cooperation.

Substantive support to the COP and its subsidiary bodies, legal advice and global issues (COPSUBLA)

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Substantive servicing of meetings substantive and technical servicing of the meeting of States Parties (2)

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Substantive issues Right to an impartial tribunal

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Through the substantive work done over the past year, it has fully reaffirmed its judicial institutional character and operational capacity.

Substantive preparations

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Substantive scope

Substantive issues

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(b) Substantive activities

The relevant substantive commitments have been incorporated in the Criminal Code.

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H. Juridical nature

61. There were several outstanding issues of substance awaiting consideration, including the content of complementarity, the definition of crimes, the nature of jurisdiction, the role of the Security Council, the role of the prosecutor, the principles and procedures of criminal law, mutual legal assistance and judicial cooperation on, for example, extradition, and the nature of penalties.

But we should not wait until next year's substantive session to engage in substantive work.

Achieving the internationally agreed development goals,

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on Peacekeeping Operations and

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