Fourth, examining the way early Americans implemented the federal judicial power, the reply stresses that the Marshall Court established an explicit and lasting commitment to what we now call the faithful agent theory.
Did upstate providers have any voice in implementing the new judicial diversion processes in their jurisdictions?
A description of the arbitration programs authorized by such chapter, as conceived and as implemented in the judicial districts in which such programs are authorized.
He is bound by the Constitution, his oath to it, and judicial precedent to implement the law Congress enacted; all three instruct he has the authority to go as far as Congress allowed him to go, but no farther.
But the rules of copyright are so ambiguous, and the courts so slow, that the judicial system serves largely to implement the law of the jungle.
All states parties are required to submit regular reports to the Committee outlining the legislative, judicial, policy and other measures they have taken to implement the rights affirmed in the Covenant.
Reverend Councillor Mpho Moruakgomo, the Chairperson of the National Children's Council (NCC), emphasized the importance of building capacity among social workers, police, judicial officers and other service providers in order to implement the provisions of the Children's Act.
Moreover, the prescribed procedures adopted to implement the Supreme Court's judgment deny parties any meaningful opportunity to object to subjective ballot determinations or to receive judicial review of those determinations.
"Over the years, judicial and law enforcement departments of China and the US have taken positive steps to implement the political consensus reached by both governments, and work in unison to fight against transnational corruption crimes," Mr Zhu said.
