Posts Tagged ‘judicial system’
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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COMMON LAW
The principle underlying the common law is that cases should be resolved by reference to previous judicial decisions, rather than subject exclusively to written laws made by legislative bodies. This principle is what distinguishes the common law system of continental European law and of other countries. While in the continental legal, judges resolve cases basing their judgments on legal rules set in advance, in the common law, judges are more focused on the facts of the case to reach a fair and equitable outcomes for litigants . Read the rest of this entry »
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Industrial property: in effect the decree simplifying procedures
It ‘came into force on 10 March 2010 Decree of the Ministry of Economic Development contains the Regulations for implementation of the Code of Industrial Property (OJ n.56 of March 9, 2010).
Objective, providing users with facilitation procedures in obtaining and managing industrial property titles, ensuring greater protection and simplification of procedures, in accordance with Community legislation and international law.
The Industrial Property Code was introduced into Italian law by Legislative Decree No 30 of 10 February 2005. Covers patents, trademarks and other distinctive signs, adjusting the subject matter of industrial property requirements to obtain the effects of protection, duration, fees and charges pertaining thereto. 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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Modena Luca Ghelfi: Law 194/78 should be applied in its real spirit
Article 1 of Law 194/78 states: The State guarantees the right to conscientious and responsible procreation recognizes the social value of motherhood and protection of human life from its beginning. The voluntary interruption of pregnancy under this Act is not a means of birth control.
The State, regions and local authorities within their powers and functions, promote and develop health services and other necessary steps to ensure that abortion is used for limiting births.
The Sunday newspaper article read, in which Dr. Silvana Borsani describes the identikit of the woman who chooses an abortion, I was reminded of the opening words of this law, much cited, but perhaps not always well applied, they speak for economic reasons, lack of employment as a result of choosing to practice voluntary interruption of pregnancy. Read the rest of this entry »
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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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Guides to understand the new Law on Noise in Castilla y Leon
The Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Castilla y Leon, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment of the Board and Caja Duero, distributed and autonomous SMEs in the region 4000 guides for information on the implementation of Law 5 / 2009 of Noise.
The aim is that companies in the region, especially those that modify or create new activities, may have a reference document to be able to consult and to resolve all issues that may arise in implementation and content of the Act Castile and Leon. Read the rest of this entry »
Seek to improve and modernize Mexico’s judicial system
Modernizing justice, expand coverage and strengthen the credibility of the institutions are all essential for strengthening the judicial system of Mexico.
Mayagoitia Guillermo Ortiz, minister president of the Supreme Court’s Office and the Federal Judiciary Council, said justice needs to be modernized to keep up as required.
“We also must remove the conditions or situations of inequality that prevent or hinder certain flow of justice,” he said. Read the rest of this entry »
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