Not exact matches
The union
thus seeks to build
procedural safeguards into the evaluation system to minimize the risk that a teacher will be unjustly identified as ineffective, and subsequently terminated.
In the context of retributive damages, the state has the power, through its courts, to enforce deprivations of property or reputation, and
thus the concerns that motivate
procedural safeguards in the criminal context arise, though to a lesser extent, when retributive damages are at issue.
Thus, for reasons I elaborate in Part III of the paper, retributive damages are best understood as an intermediate civil sanction that require (constitutionally and normatively) an intermediate level of
procedural safeguards, that is, a level falling roughly between what is due defendants facing on the one end, compensatory damages, and on the other, criminal fines.
The possession proceedings had not afforded the applicant sufficient
procedural safeguards with which to ensure that the possession order was a proportionate response to a legitimate aim and,
thus, necessary in a democratic society.