Sentence examples for law of procedure from inspiring English sources
The Decretum dealt with the sources of the law, ordinations, elections, simony, law of procedure, ecclesiastical property, monks, heretics, schismatics, marriage, penance, and sacraments and sacramentals.
The law of procedure and evidence is almost wholly English, as is most law relating to business associations and such areas as patents, trademarks, copyright, insurance, and maritime operations.
For treatment of the law of criminal procedure, see procedural law: Criminal procedure.
"Junk" DNA assumed a privileged place this summer in the law of criminal procedure.
The United States Constitution contains several provisions regarding the law of criminal procedure.
Justice Scalia seems personally bent on rewriting entire swaths of the constitutional law of criminal procedure," he said.
It does, of course, presuppose that the Member States work together effectively, that they can look beyond their own borders and know how things are done elsewhere, that they are also agreed on a number of basic standards, for example in terms of law of criminal procedure and, above all, build on the trust in each other and on the reasons why they can indeed trust in each other.
The EU introduced the rule-of-law procedure in 2014, after years of struggling to deal with lapses in democratic standards among member states.
The bill, which will amend India's penal code and laws of criminal procedure and evidence, was drafted in response to widespread street protests after the fatal gang rape of a 23-year-old woman in Delhi in December.
The German codes of 1871 (penal code) and 1877 (procedure) provided the models for other European countries and have had significant influence in Japan and South Korea, although after World War II the U.S. laws of criminal procedure were the predominant influence in the latter countries.
The executive power grab rang alarm bells in Brussels, which opened an investigation in January, using the EU's untested rule-of-law procedure.
