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Page 292
... Judges . That middle aged lawyers who are starting a new career as Judges might need some job training should not be a controversial proposition , but many legal systems have resisted the idea of establishing a judicial college at which ...
... Judges . That middle aged lawyers who are starting a new career as Judges might need some job training should not be a controversial proposition , but many legal systems have resisted the idea of establishing a judicial college at which ...
Page 298
... Judges , after all , are made not of ice or stone . They are human beings , but if one is considering the question of balance , the better side of the balance is that Judges should be independent and , as far as possible , free from ...
... Judges , after all , are made not of ice or stone . They are human beings , but if one is considering the question of balance , the better side of the balance is that Judges should be independent and , as far as possible , free from ...
Page 299
... Judge . Colin Amery ( New Zealand ) Her Honour Judge Cartwright mentioned the book of Peter Williams which has just been published here . I would hasten to add that it is a book that is mainly critical of Judges in Malaysia , and not ...
... Judge . Colin Amery ( New Zealand ) Her Honour Judge Cartwright mentioned the book of Peter Williams which has just been published here . I would hasten to add that it is a book that is mainly critical of Judges in Malaysia , and not ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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