The Finnish residential school system differs from similar institutions in other countries: it is a part of the welfare, not the juridical system, and the placement decision is influenced by unique factors.
Moreover, as they are fully informed about VSED, they know that it is legal and their family members will not be confronted with any juridical consequences related to their decision.
In the words of the defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, the law's rejection would be "a political decision, more than a juridical one".
This was the juridical revolution of 1789. Louis XVI's decision to convene the Estates-General in May 1789 became a turning point in French history.
The decision situation is potentially dense with juridical aspects, as well as normative prescriptions constructed on a social and political level.
"There is a big difference between decisions on doctrine and dogma and juridical rules," said the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, an American Jesuit who edits the Catholic magazine America.
Marco Bassi, Decisions in the Shade: Political and Juridical Processes among the Oromo-Borana (Trenton: Red Sea Press, 2005), 55 77; Legesse, Gada, 19 20.
There are also ploys it uses, such as considering any impact of projects as "indirect", such as Belo Monte, to escape having to do the consultation process, or using a juridical exceptional measure from the dictatorship, "Security Suspension", to evade unfavourable court decisions.
We sought, in this review, to analyse from juridical and communication standpoints whether process-based informed consent can deal with scientific uncertainties in radiological decision-making.
Although an appropriate scientific and technical knowledge of the matter is still lacking, ethical and juridical implications represent the major obstacle to embryonic stem cells research interfering with health care professionals' decisions.
