English courts of law / by 335135 Hanbury, Harold Greville

A supreme court of law for India. by Sikri, Ravi.

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The Urgency of Establishing Constitutional Court Procedural Law by Sugeng Riyadi, Muhammad Fauzan, Idamatussilmi Idamatussilmi, Asep Budiman

“…While the Constitutional Court Procedural Law is outlined in Law No. 24 of 2003 on the Constitutional Court, it merely provides general points. …”
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Ruling on Rituals: Courts of Law and Religious Practices in Contemporary Hinduism by Gilles Tarabout

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Material competence of the courts of law in the light of the New Civil Procedure Code by Andreea CIUREA

“…In civil process law, by competence, one should understand the skill, the ability of a court of law to solve certain requests or litigations. …”
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International criminal courts: Between law, justice, reconciliation and rights of victims by Jovašević Dragan

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The headscarf and the veil in English courts of law: issues of free expression and proportionality by Candlish, John

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Cases of Administrative Court Taxation Law Dispute Resolution and their contribution to legal security by Hrvoje Jelić, Kornelija Miše Bobinac

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Cases of Administrative Court Taxation Law Dispute Resolution and their contribution to legal security by Hrvoje Jelić, Kornelija Miše Bobinac

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The first appearance of EEG evidence in a UK court of law: a cautionary tale by Ken Barrett

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Major challenges made to the Malaysian Constitution in the court of law. 1957 – 1985 / Salmah Sharif by Sharif, Salmah

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THE RIGHT TO AN INDEPENDENT COURT OF LAW. THEORETICAL ASPECTS. THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS CASE-LAW by MIRCEA DAMASCHIN

“…International specialized literature approaches the concept of court of law from two perspectives: on the one hand, this concept refers to the court of law, regarded as a key linking element within the unitary judicial system, and, on the other hand, to the panel of judges, regarded as the main subject of the criminal procedure, i.e. thejudges who take part in trying a criminal case. …”
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Operation outside the operation theatre saves more lives: A Neurosurgeon argues in a court of law by K Ganapathy

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“Cutting Up a Chicken with a Cow-Cleaver”—Confucianism as a Religion in Japan’s Courts of Law by Ernils Larsson

“…The outcome of the case is a good example of religion-making in courts of law, with a central institution of power employing notions of <i>sui generis</i> religion to regulate and define civil actors.…”
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ACTUAL ISSUES REGARDING THE ENFORCEMENT OF LEGAL STANDARDS OF THE DEED OF INTIMATION LODGED WITH THE COURT OF LAW IN THE ROMANIAN COURT PROCEEDINGS by Andrei ZARAFIU

“…The study aims to identify and analyse some of the most important court trial matters or issues that might occur in the recent practice with regards to observing the legal standards of form and contents of the deed of intimation lodged with the court of law. Equally, the theoretical analysis and the jurisprudence tackles to identify certain actual resources in order to render efficient mechanisms submitted to assessment.…”
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The problem of legal classification of a balcony in the jurisprudence of administrative and common courts of law: A comparative legal analysis. by Anna Dalkowska, Adam Pawlyta, Witold Cieśla

“…Due to the sheer volume and number of references in the case law of common courts of law and administrative courts, these deliberations have been divided for the purpose of their publication into two elemental, mutually complementary parts: the first part (contained in this paper) is devoted to the definitional and linguistic aspects of the concept of “balcony”, while the second part focuses on the legislative changes proposed by us, including those related to our attempt to clarify the concept of “common property” against the background of the law on the ownership of property. …”
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Professional Competence of Employees of the Penal Enforcement System Working with Convicted Persons-Former Employees of Courts and Law Enforcement Agencies by T.V. Kirillova, A.D. Pashukova

“… <p style="text-align: justify;">The article is devoted to the professional competence of employees of the penal enforcement system in working with convicts-former employees of courts and law enforcement agencies. The results of a ascertaining experiment aimed at studying the level of formation of professional competence of employees of the penitentiary system in working with this category of convicts are analyzed. …”
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TRANSNATIONAL LAW AND TRANSJUDICIALISM by Carla Piffer, Paulo Marcio Cruz, Claudio Antônio Klaus Júnior

Subjects: “…transnationality; dialogue between courts; transnational law; transjudicialism.…”
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The problem of legal classification of a balcony in the jurisprudence of administrative and common courts of law: A comparative legal analysis (Part II) by Anna Dalkowska, Adam Pawlyta, Witold Cieśla

“…This article is the second part of a continued study on the legal qualification of balconies (loggias) in the jurisprudence of administrative courts and common courts of law and at the same time an attempt to construct the concepts of a balcony, terrace, and loggia (recessed balcony) from a normative point of view. …”
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The limits of legislative harmonisation ten years after Tobacco Advertising: how the Court's case law has become a “Drafting Guide” by Weatherill, S