The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 13
... responsibility to provide equal access to those who cannot afford it . Professor Breger attempts to ground this responsibility in John Rawls ' theory of justice , arguing that , in our society , access to the legal system is a primary ...
... responsibility to provide equal access to those who cannot afford it . Professor Breger attempts to ground this responsibility in John Rawls ' theory of justice , arguing that , in our society , access to the legal system is a primary ...
Page 109
... responsibility . This issue of the responsibility of directors is becoming ever more a legal rather than merely a moral one , and a legal responsibility carries with it by implication the risk of legal liability . In a special way ...
... responsibility . This issue of the responsibility of directors is becoming ever more a legal rather than merely a moral one , and a legal responsibility carries with it by implication the risk of legal liability . In a special way ...
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... responsibility for the scheme , as they must also accept some responsibility for the predicament in which the offender , through his actions , now finds himself . The diversion scheme allows the citizen Counsellor an insight into the ...
... responsibility for the scheme , as they must also accept some responsibility for the predicament in which the offender , through his actions , now finds himself . The diversion scheme allows the citizen Counsellor an insight into the ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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