The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 188
... constitutional challenge to a specially constituted Constitutional Court as is done in a number of countries . I would very much appreciate the view of all three of our distinguished speakers on which of those models they think would be ...
... constitutional challenge to a specially constituted Constitutional Court as is done in a number of countries . I would very much appreciate the view of all three of our distinguished speakers on which of those models they think would be ...
Page 203
... constitutional issues being given at Victoria University . As the introductory lecture it covers a broad spectrum of issues . It also emphasises the need that New Zealand has to see its forms of constitutional development in the wider ...
... constitutional issues being given at Victoria University . As the introductory lecture it covers a broad spectrum of issues . It also emphasises the need that New Zealand has to see its forms of constitutional development in the wider ...
Page 298
... Constitutional lawyers who can separate their professional enthusiasms from their concern for their country are , whatever their political views , always beholden to any politician who precipitates a constitutional crisis ; and to no ...
... Constitutional lawyers who can separate their professional enthusiasms from their concern for their country are , whatever their political views , always beholden to any politician who precipitates a constitutional crisis ; and to no ...
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