The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 289
... judicial review of the Commis- sioner's decision . The issue was whether the activities of the PCS , who was an independent person in contrast to Parliament itself or a committee thereof , were properly the subject for judi- cial review ...
... judicial review of the Commis- sioner's decision . The issue was whether the activities of the PCS , who was an independent person in contrast to Parliament itself or a committee thereof , were properly the subject for judi- cial review ...
Page 317
... JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS BOARDS Models A number , including the parliamentary Labour Party's shadow Attorney - General , favour a role for a Judicial Ap- pointments Board in this area while differing significantly as to their preferred ...
... JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS BOARDS Models A number , including the parliamentary Labour Party's shadow Attorney - General , favour a role for a Judicial Ap- pointments Board in this area while differing significantly as to their preferred ...
Page 335
... judicial work - all matters unquestioned in earlier times . Such scrutiny is part of our times and is far from unhealthy . If the body judicial is found to be in good shape , we have nothing to fear ; if it isn't , then it must be put ...
... judicial work - all matters unquestioned in earlier times . Such scrutiny is part of our times and is far from unhealthy . If the body judicial is found to be in good shape , we have nothing to fear ; if it isn't , then it must be put ...
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