The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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NZLJ. CHIEF EXECUTIVE / SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE TE MANATU TURE The Ministry of Justice was established on 1 October 1995 , following a comprehensive review of the core functions and structure of the former Department ...
NZLJ. CHIEF EXECUTIVE / SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE TE MANATU TURE The Ministry of Justice was established on 1 October 1995 , following a comprehensive review of the core functions and structure of the former Department ...
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... justice . Is the true model of law ( as the Austinian school contended last century ) simply the command of a sovereign power backed by sanction , with no necessary moral content ? Is law the measure of justice ? Alex Frame shows how ...
... justice . Is the true model of law ( as the Austinian school contended last century ) simply the command of a sovereign power backed by sanction , with no necessary moral content ? Is law the measure of justice ? Alex Frame shows how ...
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... justice flow on like a river " . Another translation says " let justice roll down like waters " ( New Revised Standard Version ) . The simile conveys the image of justice as something we should thirst for a life - giving force ...
... justice flow on like a river " . Another translation says " let justice roll down like waters " ( New Revised Standard Version ) . The simile conveys the image of justice as something we should thirst for a life - giving force ...
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