10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «A DISCRETION»
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a discretion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a discretion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Handled with Discretion: Ethical Issues in Police Decision ... - Strona 24
Perhaps now that they are losing that fear, they will find discretion-as-judgment less appealing. However that may be, discretion-as-judgment - unlike discretion-as-discernment or discretion- as-liberty (but like discretion-as-mere-decision) ...
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Administrative Law - Strona 238
When the law tells judges to do what to justice shall appertain, and does not say what does appertain tojustice, it gives them a wide-ranging discretion. Note that all of these varieties of discretion are compatible with the principle that they must ...
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A History of Private Law in Scotland: Volume 2: Obligations - Strona 206
THE JUDICIAL DISCRETION 1. The discretion introduced The second controlling principle of specific implement was introduced by the courts late in the nineteenth century. In McArthur v. Lawson, a damages action, Lord President Inglis said ...
Kenneth Reid, Reinhard Zimmermann, 2000
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Discretion: A Novel - Strona 94
A Novel Allison Leotta. the drugs became more of a lifestyle. She'd always known she could walk away at any time—until she couldn't. As she became more addicted, her numbers started to drop. First it was in little increments in the ...
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Discretion in Criminal Justice: The Tension Between ... - Strona 90
The Tension Between Individualization and Uniformity Lloyd E. Ohlin, Frank J. Remington. would result from a conviction and sentence seldom played a primary role at this stage. This was deferred to the guilty plea stage. In Milwaukee the ...
Lloyd E. Ohlin, Frank J. Remington, 1993
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The Judge and the Proportionate Use of Discretion: A ... - Strona 74
A Comparative Administrative Law Study Sofia Ranchordás, Boudewijn de Waard. be afforded to the initial decision-maker's decision in the court's reasoning process. Although some commentators challenge the idea of deference, we argue ...
Sofia Ranchordás, Boudewijn de Waard, 2015
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Concise Evidence Law - Strona 191
In Ireland and Bunning v Cross, that consideration was rightly seen as not justifying a denial of the existence of a discretion to exclude unlawfully procured evidence but as constituting the primary factor to be put in the balance against the ...
P. J. Blazey-Ayoub, J. W. Conomos, J. I. Doris, 1996
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An Almanac of Contemporary Judicial Restatements ... - Strona 180
In such case, the exercise of discretion might be impeached, because the court's discretion will have been exercised on wrong or inadequate materials, but, as was recently pointed out in this house in another connection in Charles Osenton v.
Oshisanya, 'lai Oshitokunbo, 2015
2.1 The paradigm or central case of a trust, which we described in the previous chapter, is an example of what we call a fixed trust. What makes this trust fixed is that the trustee has no discretion as to what property the beneficiary is to receive ...
Charlie Webb, Tim Akkouh, 2013
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Australian Principles of Evidence - Strona 324
The discretion leaves the judge with a choice. This makes it difficult to challenge a judge's exercise of his or her discretion on appeal. Appellate courts generally take the view that the exclusionary discretions form part of a trial judge's overall ...
Gans, Andrew Palmer, 1998
