juridical system

Article 88: The juridical system is responsible for monitoring the election process.

Centlivre wrote in positive reflection of England's political, economic, and juridical systems.

Since 1989, in the Italian juridical system, there are five different modes of acquittal available.

He said democracy means not only liberty but also "submitting absolutely and without exception to the juridical system."

By this concentration in one locality the later unification of the juridical systems was prepared.

The video symbolizes Ukraine as a prison in the hands of a corrupt and arbitrary juridical system.

Moreover, there is - as mentioned above - no international juridical system which can formulate or enforce uniformity in any matter.

In addition, American-style lectures were a source of dissonance for a student body raised on the French juridical system.

In the focus of juridical system there were smaller crimes and they were based on the Austro-Hungarian laws.

Not because he doesn't believe in them and not because he's ready to compete with an American juridical system, totally run through with computer technologies.

The juridical system must be reformed according to the party and American principle of continuous trial (legal proceeding is not interrupted even by a day) introduced.

In spite of a number of reforms of different importance, the 1853 constitution is still substantially the base of the current Argentine juridical system.

It is the early emergence of Zutphen in the Middle Ages as the main town of a county that explains its current position in the juridical system.

The French juridical system lacks formal independence from the executive branch of the French government, and is subject to executive pressures which calls into question judicial findings.

Any international agreement that has been ratified constitutes part of the internal juridical system after it is published in the Official Journal of the Republic of Albania.

The Kammergericht housed the supreme courts and judges of the different territories ruled in personal union by the royal House of Hohenzollern, without formally merging the different juridical systems.

During his commentary, he also discusses the juridical system as well as federal or provincial governmental intervention or laws related to crime measures such as gun control, prison sentences and many more.

He notes that 'Another consequence of this development of bio-power was the growing importance assumed by the action of the norm at the expense of the juridical system of the law.'

His nominee for Secretary of Planning, Moises Ikonicoff, said in a recent interview that in Argentina "society functions without the state, the economy without money, and the juridical system without norms."

Secondly, legal cooperation and even communitarization have now been superceded as regards the current problem areas, and as regards the substantial differences that exist in the legal and juridical systems of the Member States.

He is also the host of Le Vrai Négociateur on LCN, a 60-minute show that discusses various cases involving the juridical system in Quebec or Canada as well as various crime or disappearance cases.

The sentence was strongly criticized in juridical as well as in political circles in Norway, and the Riis couple felt they had been betrayed by a biased juridical system too close to the shipping circles (Dagbladet 1975 and Kapital 1975).

In this he uncompromisingly rejects the revolutionary conception of the State, and constructs a natural and juridical system of government, arguing at the same time that a commonwealth can endure and prosper without being founded on the omnipotence of the state and official bureaucracy.

A juridical system was configured characterized by the constants legal reformations, without obeying politicians defined in the context of the national reality and for the inadequacy in the diffusion of the effective legislation, and an exaggerated increment of the crime rate took place and of the formal impunity.