The evaluative claim (II) that legal rules ought to be efficient would, if directed to judges, qualify as a theory of adjudication, one of the central concerns of anglo-american philosophy of law.
It is established that because of the direct involvement of the national mapping agency in land adjudication where VGI is utilized, the outcome is a case of formal adoption of VGI, while in the other case, where there is little or no involvement by the national mapping agency, the outcome is more of competition and substitution.
Given the double blind adjudication, it can be reasonably expected that the calculated relative risk of direct comparisons would have provided an unbiased estimate.
The end of section 28, the equalisation of the age of consent, toughened race laws and duties for everyone against indirect and direct discrimination, the Disability Discrimination Act, a minimum wage, the end to the appalling primary-purpose rule, independent investigation and adjudication of complaints against the police.
Yet insights generated to date have focused on the categories experts use to define a society's idealized organization, either as the direct subject of analysis by documentary analysis or through the ways such categories circumscribe the field of authorized "values" open for adjudication in public engagement events.
Source: PCC full adjudication.
Source and full adjudication: Ipso.
The judge could withhold adjudication.
It leads to more impressionistic, undisciplined adjudication".
The paper carried the lengthy adjudication yesterday.
