10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ADVERSARINESS»
Discover the use of
adversariness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
adversariness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Administrative Justice: Advocacy and Change in a Government ...
Delay, and procedural standards, 221-227; and reduction of adversariness, 227-
234 Derber, Milton, 99n., 100n., lOln. Dicey, A. V., 3-4 Discretion, in adjudication
and administration compared, 3-7, 25-29, 32-34, 36, 167-168, 192-193, 201-203,
...
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Yale Law Journal: Volume 122, Number 8 - June 2013: ...
ESSAY CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2552 I. THE REGULATION OF
DEFENDANT-DRIVEN ADVERSARINESS THROUGH GIDEON AND
STRICKLAND 2552 A. The Court's General Preference for Nonadversarial Case
Resolution 2553 B.
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Routine Justice: Processing Cases in Women's Court
But in Women's Court, the potential adversariness is rarely evident. Each
employee has devised a set of operative goals that are consistent with operative
goals of other employees, and all the goals have been devised over time and
have ...
4
Public Access to Information
... increasing importance of adversariness in medical research.4 Prior to World
War II, apparently, the material rewards of biological research were small, "
scientific chicanery" was extremely limited,5 and adversariness was of minimal
concern; ...
Andrew C. Gordon, John P. Heinz
5
The Nuremberg Trial and International Law
As is known, Anglo-Saxon tradition equates the principles of adversariness and
dispositiveness, making the inception and very course of the trial rigidly
dependent on the initiative of juridically equal contestants; the court's role here
before ...
George Ginsburgs, Vladimir Nikolaevich Kudri︠a︡vt︠s︡ev, 1990
In some cases, the structure of a regulated industry naturally generates some
degree of adversariness. For example, the International Trade Commission
presides over a process in which pressures by domestic industries for protection
through ...
David A. Aaker, George S. Day, 1982
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The Capacity to Punish: The Ecology of Crime and Punishment
However, this does not necessarily mean that less adversariness will result.
Rather, what the findings here indicate is a "demise of statutory punishment."
Caseloads appear less responsible for declining adversariness in felony courts
than for ...
Henry E. Pontell, Henry N. Pontell, 1985
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A Clearing in the Forest: Law, Life, and Mind
The previous section described the deliberative process in the right-to-counsel
cases as characterized by an idealized cognitive model consisting of three
graded factors in which the adversariness factor serves as a frame for the other
two.
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Setting Safety Standards: Regulation in the Public and ...
The verdict on adversariness is less clear. Although private standards-setting is
often considered less adversarial than government regulation, the case studies
suggest that adversariness may be more issue- dependent than sector-
dependent.
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Reconstructing Justice: An Agenda for Trial Reform
Rather than encouraging rationality and fairness, the adversariness of our trials
frequently conduces rancor, irrationality and inequity. Nonetheless, the legal
profession sedulously guards the system from change and nurtures the "hardball"
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ADVERSARINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
adversariness is used in the context of the following news items.
Another secret FISA opinion disclosed, and a question for Stewart …
... her with a semblance of adversariness against which to react (which also reinforces why why we have a case and controversy requirement). «Washington Post, Apr 14»
Is the FISA Court constitutional?
There is no case or controversy in the constitutional sense as there is no adversariness: No plaintiff is suing a defendant, and no defendant is ... «Fox News, Sep 13»
