The judicial texts have evolved from odes to doctors to paeans to liberty and to defenses of equality.
More than 3000 are letters, the remainder includes administrative, economic, and judicial texts.
Corpus of legal texts (judicial corpus) was obtained from the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic in order to develop the automatic dictation system for their internal purpose [2].
The Panel fully acknowledges that the consensus that we identify in Canada's political culture as a liberal democracy, and more specifically in its foundational texts and judicial decisions, occurs against the backdrop of a pluralism of reasonable comprehensive conceptions of the good, some religiously grounded, others secular in nature.
Seeking to fast-track a controversial, Islamist-slanted constitution, Morsi awarded himself total executive control, allowing himself to bypass judicial procedures to ensure the text was put to a public vote without further debate.
There was, however, no express warrant for Marshall's assertion of the power of judicial review in the actual text of the Constitution of the United States; its success rested ultimately on the Supreme Court's own ruling, plus the absence of effective political challenge to it.
What ought to count is whether a legal opinion offers the most compelling view of the Constitution in light of its text, history, prior judicial interpretation, and current understanding of the country's needs.
Most of all, they have sent criminal defendants to civilian judges who cited legal texts as though judicial authority and individual rights had not been suspended along with the Constitution when the generals took over.
He takes the written text seriously as limiting judicial freedom of maneuver, but argues that the Constitution is more than the text, even when supplemented by its original understanding.
How do we handle the demands of government secrecy or the need for judicial discretion to conceal passages of text that ordinary mortals are not allowed to read?
