In any court of
law in any modern democracy around the world, evidence gained through wrong - doing is inadmissible.
This is the iron
law in modern democracy: extremism does not pay off at the ballot box.
Not exact matches
«We know that the system as it's currently structured under our state
law literally can not keep up with the reality of our
modern democracy,» de Blasio said, bemoaning the state's «arcane» electoral
laws kept
in place by entrenched lawmakers
in Albany.
In modern society, liberals favour a liberal
democracy with open and fair elections, where all citizens have equal rights by
law and an equal opportunity to succeed.
The Constitution's waning global stature is consistent with the diminished influence of the Supreme Court, which «is losing the central role it once had among courts
in modern democracies,» Aharon Barak, then the president of the Supreme Court of Israel, wrote
in The Harvard
Law Review
in 2002...
He said: «Where litigation costs deny effective access to justice, this will
in due course undermine belief
in, and commitment, to the rule of
law, and that results
in the undermining of our
democracy and all its
modern features — health, education, and welfare.»
Thankfully, that is no longer the case, and
in modern democracies, church is separate from the state, the rule of
law rests
in the hands of legislators elected by citizens and judges chosen for their knowledge and prudence, rather...
Thankfully, that is no longer the case, and
in modern democracies, church is separate from the state, the rule of
law rests
in the hands of legislators elected by citizens and judges chosen for their knowledge and prudence, rather than their adherence to dogma (
in Canada anyway).