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As a result, universities are embracing policies designed to provide fair and expeditious justice, and they are also doing more to educate potential victims about how to protect themselves.
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Piepoudre court, piepoudre also spelled Piepowder, lowest and most expeditious of the courts of justice known to the ancient common law of England.
In general, the revolutionaries hoped to make the administration of justice more accessible and expeditious.
To deliver the Justice in an efficient, expeditious manner and low cost's (with less harassment to the people).
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Further, MRFF demands that Gates subject these offending chaplains, and the no doubt multitudes of those who permitted them to enter the armed forces, to expeditious trial by general courts martial pursuant to the Uniform Code of Military Justice".
Dunning said Carmody had made it clear he withdrew "not on the basis of apprehended bias, but to allow an expedient and expeditious finalisation of the appeals, as well as being in the general interests of the justice of the case".
The Administrative Law Judge shall conduct the hearing in an orderly and expeditious manner.
1564, 1569, 26 L.Ed.2d 26 (footnote omitted).27 As a circuit judge, Mr. Justice Blackmun wrote: 'The government and, for that matter, the trial court are not without responsibility for the expeditious trial of criminal cases.
The transfer was expeditious.
SERVICE -- Friendly and expeditious.
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