Sentences with phrase «judicial supervision»

An additional element to consider is the type of remedies that would be available under such judicial supervision.

It would be important to ensure that the environmental provisions can be as effective as possible through accessible and affordable judicial supervision.

«By allowing one party to the appeal to put the other at serious procedural disadvantage without sufficient judicial supervision, the rules are not securing that justice be done or that the tribunal system is fair.»

Adding constitutional equity and adequacy claims to the federal dockets, in the service of an implicit right to education, could lead to an era of federal judicial supervision with no end in sight.

After achievement of ELL students improved, the State argued that the original circumstances had changed and that the State should be released from judicial supervision.

The district remained under judicial supervision, but by then black community leaders controlled the school district, which reinstituted neighborhood schools.

If active and continuing judicial supervision of school spending were to be institutionalized, the result would be a radical — and unnecessary — revision of the American system for appropriating public funds.

It becomes easy to file perfunctory annual reports with the court and let a case fall into dormancy without an official declaration of «unitary» status, the legal standard for removing judicial supervision.

This is so for two reasons, firstly, because it would upset the institutional balance of power created by the Treaties, and secondly, because there would be a risk of lack of judicial supervision by the Court of such powers.

The recent case of Evans Sweeny Bordin LLP v. Zawadzki, 2015 ONCA 756 considered judicial supervision of contingent fees and started with the proposition that «A contingency fee agreement is enforceable only if it is both fair and reasonable».

The majority differs from the dissenting view principally on the basis of the weight attached to legislative intention; it is no accident, say Kay and Pitchford LJJ, that the grant of draconian powers deemed to be necessary to combat terrorism is couched in a procedure where judicial supervision is limited.

(145) Just as contract and property law may admit to more judicial supervision than tort law, the need and possibility for effective legal supervision will vary in pockets of the administrative state.

He held that the fast track rules «do incorporate structural unfairness» and that «by allowing one party to the appeal to put the other at serious procedural disadvantage without sufficient judicial supervision, the rules are not securing that justice be done or that the tribunal system is fair.

While they operate separately from Courts, administrative bodies can not completely isolate themselves from judicial supervision.

In some legislations on the other hand there is no provision at all for judicial supervision of expert opinions (Cyprus, Greece, Latvia), experts preparing and writing their reports in complete independence.

Indeed, judicial supervision is a short - term crutch that might actually harm a limping polity in the medium - and long - term march towards a fuller and stronger democracy.»

A foreclosure sale under a Deed of Trust does not have to follow the same procedures as a judicial foreclosure, which requires stricter parameters and a higher level of accountability; no judicial supervision is required for a foreclosure sale under a Deed of Trust in most states.

The DCDC treatment model has two tracks that revolve around the value of pairing evidence - based treatment protocols with judicial supervision.