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    Judicial Accountability

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    politicians‚ but also the bureaucrats‚ judges and everyone invested with public power. Accountability is the sine quo non of democracy. Transparency facilitates accountability. No public institution or public functionary is exempted from accountability although the manner of enforcing accountability may vary with the nature of office and the functions discharged by the office holder. The authors shall focus on various areas relating to judicial accountability of not only judges but also those who are vested

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    The question must be asked firstly‚ not what if the establishment of the Caribbean Court of Justice is a sound move but what exactly is the Caribbean Court of Justice. As many perceive the CCJ as it is commonly referred to‚ would be a replacement to the previous Privy Council; which was and still is in some Caribbean states the last court of appeal. The Privy Council is considered to be one of the oldest institutions of government. “It has many roles which include giving advice on the exercise of

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    LS308 Unit 9

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    There are many functions of any court system. The primary function of the criminal courts in society is to help keep domestic peace. Criminal court is one of the major components of the criminal justice system. When an arrest is made it is the judge and prosecutor who are in charge of deciding what punishment will be sufficient as well as if it is necessary to take the case to trial (Steven Barkan‚ Law and Society: An Introduction‚ 279-280. Pearson Education‚ Inc. 2009). If everything works as

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    Hierarchy of Courts

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    Explain the hierarchy of courts in Malaysia. Discuss in details. Law is defined as any system of regulations to govern the conduct of the people of a community‚ society or nation. It is the governmental response to society ’s need for both regularity‚ consistency and justice based upon collective human experience. A statute‚ ordinance‚ or regulation enacted by the legislative branch of a government and signed into law‚ or in some nations created by decree/judgement without any democratic process

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    speedy recovery of cases

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    EXPEDITING THE DISPOSAL OF CASES CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Justice delayed is justice denied but with the lapse of time attitude of people has been changed and now any delay in the disposition of justice is regarded as injustice to persons seeking justice before the court of law. For a country the size of ours and with its multicultural identity‚ the justice delivery system also faces challenges to keep up with efficiency required to deliver justice without any pendency. In order to tackle the problem

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    Business Law

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    Victoria Brock Professor Martin S. Varon BLAW 2200- Section 6 21 October 2014 To find your answers www.gabar.org/barrules/ethicsandprofessionalism/index.cfm1- What types of rules are the Georgia Rules of Professional conduct? Rules of reason 2- Should a lawyer abide by the client’s decisions in all matters of representation? Yes‚ a lawyer shall abide by the clients decisions in all matters.  3- What client information should a lawyer keep confidential and what is the maximum penalty for violating

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    embarrassment from denouncing that the law can no longer bring justice to the case in hand. Then‚ J. Keen made a distinction between how he feels as a private person and what he should do as a judge; he pointed out in his opinion that he would have pardoned the defendants if he was the Chief Executive‚ however as a judge‚ he has to convict them according to law. Finally‚ J. Handy spoke his mind frankly by stating that the defendants are innocent as the public opinion seeks so. He elaborated that his colleagues

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    there is one topic where people are innocent until proven guilty. It is an actual presumption where the judge and jury assume they are innocent until they show otherwise. That is why a defendant can remain silent‚ “plead the fifth‚” or propose evidence to his or her assumption of innocence. In another defense case of a criminal charge is when the prosecutor demonstrates the jury or the judge that there is no reasonable doubt of the defendant’s guilty. When reasonable doubt is at hand‚ then the

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    Aisyah

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    stare decisis’ (stand by what has been decided). Precedent can either be declaratory precedent or original precedent. When a case is brought before a Court‚ the facts of the case has to be established by the court. After the facts are established‚ the judges will formulate and apply the relevant legal principle (the law) and reach their conclusion and decision. In accordance to doctrine this principle may form a guide for future cases. It can either be binding or persuasive. The general is‚ were the subsequent

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    British Judiciary

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    Secondly‚ we will examine the education system before and after the 20th century. Here‚ we will look at changes‚ if any‚ that have been made to accommodate more of a diverse make up of judges. Lastly‚ we will look into discrimination‚ and if this plays any factor in the current judiciary. Picture in your mind‚ a judge in court. Almost everyone will have a similar image; an older gentleman‚ most likely middle class in a flowing gown and a white wig upon his head. This stereotype seems to be almost ingrained

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