Of course, merely unfriending someone will not see you hauled in front of an Aussie work tribunal and sentenced to a life of surfing in the rain, or whatever the harshest punishment is out there.
On May 7th, a day before the budget, Fair Work Australia, a workplace tribunal, presented an explosive report after a three-year inquiry.
In this order, the Trial Chamber sought to lay out general ground rules for the copious amounts of evidence that Milošević said he would tender during his case, much of which had not yet been translated into a working language of the Tribunal (Prosecutor v. Milošević 7 February 2005b).
The Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley told the Conservative minister that she found the response of a judge in a Department for Work and Pensions tribunal case about a constituent's access to disability benefit a "total insult".
An emergency meeting of the national workplace relations tribunal worked through the night before adjourning on Sunday morning without a resolution.
It referred the crisis to Fair Work Australia, an industrial tribunal with the power to rule on disputes.
"We plan to participate in the working group on a climate tribunal, the idea to lay down a clear picture of who is responsible," Enrique Schwartz told me, a Chilean who works with a Buenos Aires based human rights group.
KAMPALA, Uganda — An American lawyer who was arrested last year in Rwanda has been barred by the United Nations from working at an international tribunal for Rwanda after refusing to appear in court.
Michael Posner, executive director of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, one of several groups that have looked askance at the administration's approach, said that an Iraqi-led tribunal could work well but that there were pitfalls.
From Chicago, Bishop Egan was sent again to Rome to be a judge on the Sacred Roman Rota, a 21-member tribunal of judges who work in panels of three hearing appeals in many matters of church law, especially marriage annulments.
