And now, judicial and commercial confusion.
It is that "other" category - and the commercial planning and building judicial reviews within it - that the prime minister seemed to be focusing on.
"It's hard to create a strong and independent judicial system for commercial disputes with a dependent political judicial system," he said.
One such judicial creation is commercial speech, a concept that has flowered only recently as a result of a series of Supreme Court cases beginning in the 1970's.
This was accomplished by demolishing houses and filling in wells and gullies, to create a broad, open square, which was used for gatherings of all sorts: political, judicial, religious, and commercial.
The hope is shared by foreign investors, who are often stymied in commercial law matters by a judicial system that reopens arbitration rulings and does not publish the outcomes of court cases.
Following last week's agreement between the United States and European Union on the Privacy Shield, a successor to the Safe Harbor Framework as a mechanism for protecting the flow of personal information in the commercial context, enactment of the Judicial Redress Act will further harmonize U.S. and European privacy protections as well.
The new statistics in New York show the breadth of the recession-related cases — in family, criminal and commercial courts and on across the judicial system.
The survey's "enforcing contracts" category, which measures the efficiency of a judicial system in resolving commercial disputes, places Russia in joint 18th with China, ahead of Britain (24th).
He signed legal papers in a court battle between the co-op and a restaurant that was a commercial tenant, and referred to his judicial position in discussions with the restaurant managers, the commission said.
