The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... importance . To do that you have to live where judicial independence had gone or never existed . An audience like this needs no persuasion that judicial independence is an important topic even in countries where there is no reason to ...
... importance . To do that you have to live where judicial independence had gone or never existed . An audience like this needs no persuasion that judicial independence is an important topic even in countries where there is no reason to ...
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... important . Accurate and reasonable arguments will be their most important weapon . The important thing with any profession is always to have a clear idea of those areas in which a real contribution can be made . It is never sound to ...
... important . Accurate and reasonable arguments will be their most important weapon . The important thing with any profession is always to have a clear idea of those areas in which a real contribution can be made . It is never sound to ...
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... important observations about the construction of s 60 ( special provisions relating to electro - convulsive treatment ) and the supervisory role of the High Court in relation to non - consensual treatment . The decision is important ...
... important observations about the construction of s 60 ( special provisions relating to electro - convulsive treatment ) and the supervisory role of the High Court in relation to non - consensual treatment . The decision is important ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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