The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 270
... Justice Project was set up to investigate women's experience in accessing justice , or using the justice system to solve their problems . This is why men were not consulted equally . ( Both men and women were free to make submissions to ...
... Justice Project was set up to investigate women's experience in accessing justice , or using the justice system to solve their problems . This is why men were not consulted equally . ( Both men and women were free to make submissions to ...
Page 317
... Justice and two representatives of the legal profession . The model was first suggested by the 1978 Royal Commission ... Justice's advisory com- mittees on judicial appointments comprise one Judge nomi- nated by the provincial Chief ...
... Justice and two representatives of the legal profession . The model was first suggested by the 1978 Royal Commission ... Justice's advisory com- mittees on judicial appointments comprise one Judge nomi- nated by the provincial Chief ...
Page 349
... JUSTICE The majority judgment of the Supreme Court of Canada in MacDonald Estate v Martin emphasised the " appearance of justice " when determining whether to disqualify a lawyer or a law firm from acting for a client . The perception ...
... JUSTICE The majority judgment of the Supreme Court of Canada in MacDonald Estate v Martin emphasised the " appearance of justice " when determining whether to disqualify a lawyer or a law firm from acting for a client . The perception ...
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