Sentences with phrase «fair procedures»

The ruling suggests that it's unlikely that courts will intervene in professional standards cases or try to second - guess hearing panel decisions as long as the panels follow fair procedures.

Substantive due process «transforms this requirement of fair procedures into a rule about the allowable substance of a statute.»

The High Court recently delivered a very significant judgment on the requirements for fair procedures in workplace investigations.

She has assisted regulators in drafting legislation and bylaws concerning their regulatory functions, including designing investigative and disciplinary processes that provide flexible and fair procedures for respondents, witnesses and the regulators.

The fourth edition covers: Fair procedures including the rule against bias and audi alteram partem; Review of discretionary powers, with the doctrines of reasonableness and proportionality and the impact of constitutional rights; Judicial review practice -LSB-...] Read more

If any global system of ODR is to be successful, it must avoid difficult questions about the application of national mandatory rules of law, it must be considered to provide fair procedures and results for consumers, and the results obtained must be enforceable across borders.

However, they must use fair procedures.

Thus, the due process clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which were intended to be guarantees of fair procedures, not of good statutes, should be employed to strike down laws that restrict a «liberty» the judges, and Mr. Ball, would rather not be restricted.

By this publication the Respondents failed to strive for truth and accuracy; constituted themselves into a platform for the spreading of untruth; failed to follow fair procedures and honesty in publishing material; and failed or neglected to respect the Petitioner's legal right to her good name.

CAFTA - DR requirements for rule of law and transparent and fair procedures in government actions create a better climate for investment and business.

Educators must use also common sense and have fair procedures in place, Riley advised.

However it serves both as a reminder of the importance of following a fair procedure when dismissing an employee but also of the fact that the employment tribunal is free to reduce a compensatory award as it judges just and equitable in the event that the Claimant is considered to have contributed to a dismissal.

Henry Fenton's piece «Physicians are entitled to fair procedure in medical staff disciplinary cases» was featured in the March 1992...

Haringey's duty to carry out a fair procedure as Shoesmith's employer was (or ought to have been) imported into the secretary of state's decision - making under the Education Act 1996, s 497A.

The context here is that the provisions (a) amount an egregious denial of fair procedures, preventing a councillor even from speaking in his or her own defence when his or her reputation is impugned.

The EAT attached particular weight to the fact that the employer did not seek to go beyond the material provided by the police and that they followed a fair procedure throughout.

Courts have a supervisory role over administrative boards to ensure that they act within their authority, exercise their responsibilities, and follow fair procedures.

But it has been pointed out that even in these relatively «minor» offences, the defendant has the right to fair procedures and a full defence that should not be compromised by video.

How does a court fashion a fair procedure without it becoming like a mini-court case, which may be entirely unsuitable for the issue at hand?

The article Fair Procedures, Yes.

Although we agree with professor Brand's evaluation of the underlying issues, we can not accept the solution he proposes to settle said issues — allowing parties «to enter into binding ODR agreements at the time they form the basic contract for an online transaction» — as one that will ultimately help ODR thrive while offering «fair procedures and results for consumers».

Since the public authority is normally the primary decision maker «with a duty to apprehend the facts underlying the decision by a fair procedure which takes properly into account all relevant facts and circumstances», if it does this «the court will not normally examine the merits of the factual determination».

The complaint, filed with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in 2015, alleged that the county had violated the federal Fair Housing Act by terminating the client's rental assistance for reasons related to her disability, failing to provide her with an interpreter despite knowing that she had limited proficiency in English, and depriving her of a fair procedure when it terminated her rental assistance.