In both medical and juridical discourse, immunity is a form of exemption, protection or untouchability.
The UN's war crimes tribunal for former Yugoslavia and the international court of justice have both established as a juridical fact that the massacre was an act of genocide, the gravest crime there is – and the hardest to prove.
He had wished to reform philosophy, not as a synthetic science, but with a direct, indispensable, juridical relation vis-à-vis both the natural and human sciences.
Impulse ICT as economic and social accelerators, for natural and juridical persons from both public and private law of the nation, which make possible the economic prosperity, progress and social welfare.
It can't be ignored that part of the reason why the Toronto police's carding practices have gotten even the smallest iota of attention is due to both NYC's activism and juridical responses.
He earned a master's of law degree in 1954 and a doctorate of juridical science in 1959, both from Harvard.
Clinical centers in Italy can even be run in autonomy, out of the HCAs' control, both in a public and private juridical and economic capacity.
The children and adolescents subjected to this journalistic coverage by the mass media become objects of public interest, but this collective interest should not ignore the link with ethical and juridical elements forming part of both journalistic practice as well as of the rights of the child and adolescent.
The 'problem' can thus more accurately be located within the histories of dispossession and systemic politico-economic exclusion that both (i) support structures of inequality, and (ii) allow environmental and juridical injustices to persistently shape the contexts within which rural indigenous communities here, and elsewhere, are acting.
