The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... judicial power independently , free from any interference . Members of the Judiciary shall be immune from legal action in the performance of their judicial functions . At first glance , this would suggest a guarantee of judicial ...
... judicial power independently , free from any interference . Members of the Judiciary shall be immune from legal action in the performance of their judicial functions . At first glance , this would suggest a guarantee of judicial ...
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... Judicial Independence in the PRC " ( 1991 ) 39 Amer J Comp L 95 ) However , it appeared that the cautious move to some degree of judicial independence was one of the casualties of the aftermath of Tianamen Square . As Tan concludes in ...
... Judicial Independence in the PRC " ( 1991 ) 39 Amer J Comp L 95 ) However , it appeared that the cautious move to some degree of judicial independence was one of the casualties of the aftermath of Tianamen Square . As Tan concludes in ...
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... judicial review will be less controversial . It has , however been convincingly demonstrated that complex substantive value judgments underlie the determination of many ostensibly process - related issues . Craig , p 440 . Intellectual ...
... judicial review will be less controversial . It has , however been convincingly demonstrated that complex substantive value judgments underlie the determination of many ostensibly process - related issues . Craig , p 440 . Intellectual ...
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