It is an act of justice.

c Section 721 (1) of the Administration of Justice Act provides

The author indicates that the Act does not cover the military criminal justice system.

(b) Whether the review of the Statutory Act on the Administration of Justice had been completed by the Constitutional Court and what final changes had been made to that Act concerning the regional justice system

With reference to the Regional Justice System the Government said that the Administration of Justice Act specifically mentions the period of operation of the Act, which should cease to apply no later than 30 June 1999.

The Youth Justice Act (British Columbia) was passed in 2003 and came into force in 2004.

The greatest act of justice and blessing bestowed on the people of East Timor is our freedom.

The lawyer then explained the operation of section 372 of the Administration of Justice Act to him.

Criminal justice officials needed to act swiftly and appropriately to prevent and bring to justice cases of violence against women, and required specialized training to do so.

Of those We created are a nation who guide by the truth, and by it act with justice.

Of those We created are a nation who guide by the truth, and by it act with justice.

It is consistent with the federal Youth Criminal Justice Act and is up to date with current practice.

In this case, Justice Wilcox of the Federal Court considered an application under the Commonwealth Sex Discrimination Act.

On 13 June 2003, the Prosecutor rejected the complaint under section 749 (1) of the Administration of Justice Act.

Of the people of Moses there is a nation who guide by the truth, and by it act with justice.

Of the people of Moses there is a nation who guide by the truth, and by it act with justice.

The Act also set out the rights and responsibilities of the Nigerian child and provided for a child justice administration.

1. New Zealand has a separate youth justice system, established under the Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989.

The cornerstones of the youth justice provisions in the Act are diversion, accountability, due process and community (family victim) participation.

We deplore resolutely this criminal and senseless terrorist act and hope that the perpetrators will be found and brought to justice.

As former Secretary General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar once noted, The greater the Power, the higher is its responsibility to act and to be seen to act with justice (A 45 1, p. 17).

The charges against Mr. Andreasen and Mr. Sørensen should be withdrawn under sections 721 (1) (ii) of the Administration of Justice Act.

It was to be hoped that any judgements given would be seen as an act of justice, not just a mere procedure.

We have strongly condemned the assassination and reiterate our call for the perpetrators of that heinous act to be brought to justice.

The Institute will also act as a focal point in the region for all issues related to crime prevention and criminal justice.

Currently, Anguilla has in place effective anti money laundering legislation, including the Proceeds of Criminal Conduct Act, 2000 the Money Laundering Reporting Authority Act, 2000 the Anti Money Laundering Regulations the Guidance Notes on the Prevention of Money Laundering and the Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Anguilla) Act.

Let us then act together, for all our words will be in vain if they are not grounded in solidarity, justice and respect.

Pursuant to section 993 (2) of the Administration of Justice Act, claims for damages may be brought before the (civil) courts for decision.

In addition, all persons alleged to have perpetrated an act of enforced disappearance should be brought to justice, in accordance with article 14.

The Government informed the Special Rapporteur that on 15 October 1997 the Supreme Court of Justice declared the Vagrants Act null and void.

Thus, the Judicial System Act, which came into force at the end of 1996, contains guarantees of independence in the administration of justice.

It is the superior court of record and consists of the Chief Justice, the Deputy Chief Justice and Supreme Court judges whose number is prescribed by the Supreme Court Act and are appointed by the President.

The 1972 Constitution, as amended by the Reform Acts of 1983, the Constitution Act of 1978 and Legislative Act No. 1 of 1993, deals with the administration of justice in its Title VII, chapters I and II.

recourse to judicial settlement of legal disputes, particularly referral to the International Court of Justice, should not be considered an unfriendly act between States.

In Renvoi relative au project de loin C 7 sure le system de justice penile pour les adolescents, the Québec Court of Appeal considered the constitutional validity of the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA).

The Committee particularly notes with concern that current provisions concerning the definition of child , youthful offender and minor , as contained respectively in the Approved Schools Act, the Affiliation Act and the Marriage Act the Reformatory Schools Act and the Divorce Act, are incompatible with the provisions and principles of the Convention, especially with the principle of non discrimination and in the areas of marriage, employment and juvenile justice.

Before the Act came into force, these rules were unclear, though they had evolved in the course of administration and were in fact observed in the Ministry of Justice in the handling of cases under the old Act.

127. The jurisdictional organs are the Supreme Court of Justice, and such other courts as may be determined by the Judiciary apos s organization act.

Furthermore, the fact that the Family Violence Act was not applicable in the homelands exacerbated the alienation of black women from the criminal justice system.

Upon instructions from the Republika Srpska Ministry of Justice, they were permitted to act only as assistants , with no right to address the court directly.

In addition, Act. No. 933, dated 13 August 1996, approved the Inter American Convention on Forced Disappearance of Persons, and Act No. 913 authorized the Executive to declare that it recognizes the compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of 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.

However, when a State fails to act, international justice specifically, the International Criminal Court is an essential recourse for States, as well as for the Council.

Let us, as delegations, avoid drafting resolutions routinely, because doing so would mean that we are not exercising justice at all, except to act on grudges.

4.8 On 10 June 1992, the author petitioned the Department of Private Law in the Ministry of Justice for permission to appeal after the expiration of the period allowed for appeal (section 372(2) of the Administration of Justice Act).