Sentences with phrase «down judicial system»

Using the broken - down judicial system wasn't the way to do it.

These types of claims not only cost you more in the long run, but also slow down the judicial system.

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(17) This contextualization can help us reflect on the judicial system in North America, for it allows us to penetrate the politicization of the rule of law when judgments are handed down that favor order over justice.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, has blamed Nigeria's judicial system for slowing down the progress in its anti-drug war.

The fact that it has taken 14 years to greatly whittle down the cost of damages is disgusting, it is a common weakness of our legalistic judicial system.

The report calls for more robust environmental laws and enforcement, calling on nations to «better coordinate their efforts to crack down on environmental crimes, strengthen law enforcement and judicial systems and increase funding for conservation programs to protect endangered animals.»

But the reverse is happening in Massachusetts, where a popular judge's decision to step down from the bench has prompted legal bloggers to express remorse over the judicial system's loss.

If there were to be criticism of the Briggs Report it might be criticism of all judicial system studies; it tends towards a top down view of the world.

While the secretary of state accepted that this was the case, he argued that the system taken as a whole — including the ability to bring judicial review proceedings against a refusal to remove from the provisional list — meant that the system complied with Art 6 (1), as per the principle laid down by the European Court of Human Rights in Bryan v United Kingdom (Application 19178 / 91)(1995) 21 EHRR 342.

He understands the judicial system and will work from sun up to sun down to make sure that you get the proper justice that you have coming to you.

It would seemingly cut down the back log that plagues the judicial system and also spare litigants the expenses.