Posts Tagged ‘Civil courts’
Darsi Ferrer: disappeared in the judicial system
HAVANA, Cuba, March (www.cubanet.org) – What is intended by the Dr. Darsi Ferrer, a human-rights activist declared a prisoner conscience by Amnesty International and recently awarded with the Defenders of Freedom Award by the U.S. government – disappeared into the tangle of the Cuban legal system for eight months, and currently on hunger strike? Could it be that the court did not find a legal way to punish a onvincing manner? Is of inter-judicial punishment of the Castro regime? Or what is aim is to commit a crime in his capacity as illegal prisoner? Read the rest of this entry »
Or American judicial system do terrorism case
Boots the trial for the attack in Detroit
Abdulmutallab Nigerian pleads not guilty in his first appearance – Prosecutors accused expected to negotiate a sentence in exchange for information
Abdulmutallab Umar Farouk, the only accused of trying to fly a plane from the Northwest U.S. company last Christmas Day, yesterday pleaded innocent to the federal judge in Detroit who informed him of six counts brought against him by U.S. prosecutors . Read the rest of this entry »
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Introduction to Economic Analysis of Law (AED) Part II
the main contributions that the AED making the economy were made by the so-called institutional economics. The main theorists of the discipline in its various phases were:
* John R. COMMONS (1862-1945).
Commons was a key member of the American institutionalism school. Born in Ohio (USA), was professor of economics at the universities of Wesleyan, Oberlin, Indiana, Syracuse and Wisconsin. President of the American Economic Association.
His influence is not so much to his theoretical writings as legislation that promoted and managed to pass in American legislatures. His friendship with Robert LaFollette and other progressive senators prompted a profound reform of labor legislation, especially concerning health and safety conditions in the workplace, unemployment insurance and social security programs for retirement. All this before the First World War! Read the rest of this entry »
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Regulations implementing the Code of Intellectual Property
The Ministry of Economic Development (http://www.sviluppoeconomico.gov.it/) has finally approved a regulation to implement the Code of Industrial Proprietary to ensure greater protection and simplify procedures in the interests of businesses.
“The systematic reorganization of the provisions on industrial property made by the Industrial Property Code – explained the Minister of Economic Development, Claudio Scajola – is aimed not only at strengthening the competitiveness of Italy, where it assumes a strategic importance for better compete internationally, but also to simplify all the procedures relating to securities of industrial property through the provision of tools to meet the most immediate administrative practices, thereby the contrast of counterfeiting to protect citizens and consumers. ” Read the rest of this entry »
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Stand their ideology on abortion at Cota and Zaia
The stance of neo-governor of Piedmont, followed closely by his colleague and “friend” of the Venetian party, the abortion pill RU486 – the two presidents Northern League threatens not to deploy – once praised by the Vatican has an ideological background ( rather than moral) and produces a break which does not correspond to what is expected of two newly elected governors of regions important (but not only), and especially what the country needs. And that is all serious and respectful application of Law 194. The pill has received the OK of the technical committees responsible for what concerns the possibility of taking it and does not pose, it seems, health and medical problems. The ethical-political RU486 is part of the path traced by law to the extent that reduces the risks for women and at the same time – but the point here is – does not make abortion a solution ready-to-wear. Read the rest of this entry »
RU486: ignore the law 194
Statements of Gasparri, Cota, Zaia and Polverini deeply embitter. If the intention of the center is really a drug to block important scientific and fundamental to the protection of women at a difficult time such as abortion can not but wonder where the logic will take us another reactionary, bigoted and cruel this majority.
There is no doubt that such statements are not based on scientific theories, but that it is simply the “horse back” of a clerical government that behaves like an altar boy who tries to win sympathy oltretevere. Read the rest of this entry »
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Spain approved the new abortion law
With 132 votes in favor, 126 against and one abstention, the Spanish Senate has finally approved the bill that the Zapatero governments further decriminalize abortion. The new law will enter into force four months. The text allows women to choose at least sixteen years within the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, which become 22, behind medical opinion, if the mother’s health at risk or there are serious anomalies in the fetus.
Solutions for companies in crisis. We answer the questions of the new law
The entry into force of the new Insolvency Act on 1 September 2004, has been a change in the treatment of insolvencies in Spain. Desaparece suspension of payments and bankruptcy and establishes the meeting of creditors as a way to resolve situations of insolvency. The new trade rules wager on business continuity in crisis thanks to an agreement among creditors, providing a fully transparent formula for restructuring and bailout of businesses and, ultimately, liquidation. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Bankruptcy Act will come to the aid of contractors
The Government shall amend the Bankruptcy and standard procurement. Correct the different legal treatment to contractors, forced to stop when entering the contest.
The Commission prepared the reform of the Insolvency Act, to be ready next summer, is working to make the new text will help companies that contract with the public sector to enter into competition, as the existing Bankruptcy Law and the Law Public sector contracts leave them in the lurch and do not allow them to continue working in insolvency. With the reform, these companies want, like the rest, to maintain operations. To do this, you will need to also amend the Law on Public Sector Contracts. Read the rest of this entry »
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The costs of the judicial system: how to duplicate it.
For the first time today I have been summoned to a pretrial hearing to inform the court if the accused agrees with the indictments of the prosecution and the prosecution. It’s an appearance that is always done in the field of juvenile court but I had not ever found in the ordinary criminal courts. The Judge in the citation indicates that the hearing is conducted “in the interests of good management of the Administration of Justice and manors causation of harm to the parties and witnesses.” Read the rest of this entry »
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