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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant
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In extreme cases the failure of an adjudicator to set out the p rocedures and processes could result in the award being unenforceable since the courts have demonstrated in the last six months or so an increased willingness to intervene in cases of procedural irregularity.
The court cases that we heard about in the course of our research indicate that some Band councils are playing an active role in that termination policy by developing and implementing membership codes which reflect the internalized racism of our communities and biological conceptions of identity which are highly constrained.
In such cases it is likely that the courts will enforce the DRB decision pending arbitration unless the court is convinced that the arbitration can commence immediately.
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Ben Werner,
Student Newspaper Editor
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CASE LAW Courts have also played an important role in advancing cultural rights especially those cultural rights and practices of South Africans that were not fully recognised and accepted under the apartheid regime.
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John Carthy,
Gun Shop Sales Assistant
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Appellate cases are argued primarily before the two highest courts of this state: the Kansas Court of Appeals and the Kansas Supreme Court.
It is said in cases decided in the federal courts that the question as to whether an existing rate is reasonable is a judicial question, and that the question as to what rate shall be collectible in the future is a legislative question.
Federal courts are considered less friendly than state courts to class-action cases like the one Oppenheim is pursuing on behalf of Florida owners of recalled tires, most of which were installed on Ford Explorers.
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Thomas Owens,
Police Officer
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The courts are prohibited from withholding adjudication in DUI cases; or from reducing a DUI charge if the defendant's blood alcohol was.
Appeals courts upheld the convictions but vacated the sentences in 50 cases while overturning the convictions and vacating the sentences in 39 cases.
All the cases are based on a Belgian law that gives local courts jurisdiction over violations of the Geneva war crimes convention and allows claimants to seek prosecutions of foreigners suspected of war crimes or genocide no matter where they occurred.
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Bob Greenberg,
Congressional Candidate
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Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in four death penalty cases this term raising a number of procedural questions affecting the fairness of death penalty trials.
Supreme Court cases concerning racial preferences indicate that proponents of such claims may encounter difficulty in establishing either a sound factual basis for legal relief or a sound constitutional basis for such a remedy.
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