The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 90
... judicial appointment . Fifth , that the legal system , includes an independent legal profession of good standing in the community . Sixth , public support and Australasia last year , saying that in understanding . My third major heading ...
... judicial appointment . Fifth , that the legal system , includes an independent legal profession of good standing in the community . Sixth , public support and Australasia last year , saying that in understanding . My third major heading ...
Page 166
... judicial system continues to meet the needs of the people of New Zealand , its institutions and the Crown that represents and serves them . The need to be in touch with those who call on the services of the judicial system is paramount ...
... judicial system continues to meet the needs of the people of New Zealand , its institutions and the Crown that represents and serves them . The need to be in touch with those who call on the services of the judicial system is paramount ...
Page 322
... judicial autonomy which Thomas J advocates . Accordingly he sets out to challenge Dworkin's theory under the headings " Dworkin's implausible distinction between principles and rules " , " Dworkin's implausible rejection of judicial ...
... judicial autonomy which Thomas J advocates . Accordingly he sets out to challenge Dworkin's theory under the headings " Dworkin's implausible distinction between principles and rules " , " Dworkin's implausible rejection of judicial ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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