Part V: Juridical Actions of Individuals.
After the fat tax was implemented, the food industry continued their opposition through intensified lobbyism and juridical actions at EU level.
Schafer examines how government officials codified these claims in the period between 1871 and 1914 and made the moral status of the family the focus of new kinds of legislative, juridical, and administrative action.
It is the jurisprudence MF associates with Beccaria: the "purely juridical judgment" on the action of the doer.
During that time, I presented on the judges' legal opinions (votos) in the 2012 decision upholding racial quotas at the University of Brasilia, explaining how judges across the ideological spectrum justified racial affirmative action policies through juridical discourses of difference as applied to gender affirmative action policies already in force.
Within this loose grouping, it is now axiomatic that 'the relationship proper to power' should be sought 'not on the side of violence or struggle…but, rather, in the area of that singular mode of action, neither warlike nor juridical, that of government' (Foucault, 2002e[1982]: 341).
Besides engineering and management knowledge, these companies must bear with a strong juridical knowledge, incorporated in their activity.
The legal action is significant — "Farrebique" is in large part a juridical drama in which the virtual background grid of law and custom are thrust into the foreground.
In the aftermath of September 11th, however, the targeting and killing of individual Al Qaeda members without juridical process has come to be seen within the Bush Administration as justifiable military action in a new kind of war, involving international terrorist organizations and unstable states.
This subsection further emphasizes that a protected series is a separate juridical entity from the series organization, and effectively its own fellow for purposes of maintaining or defending legal actions.
