"In this way, these privatised legal processes were ignoring not only state law intervention and due process but providing little protection and safety for the women.
It is interesting to see that in this context typically public law interventions are also being considered: "A municipality can introduce a heat plan to declare if a heat infrastructure will be established and if, in case of new resident housing, there will be an obligation to connect to a heat infrastructure".
Law enforcement is a more aggressive effective step, with many successful law interventions already being used in more developed countries [ 23, 24].
The threat of litigation dogged the recent renegotiation of Greek debt, which was ultimately resolved out of court after changes to local laws and intervention by European officials.
Unions accused employers of threatening a lockout knowing that the center-right government would then impose mandatory arbitration under Norwegian laws allowing intervention when the economy is under threat.
Aborn's approach to crime is rooted in preventive measures and he has built his reputation working for strong gun control laws, juvenile intervention, and repeal of the Rockefeller drug laws.
And three, assuming your loss is small, it may not always be a good idea to involve the police in some countries where even routine law enforcement intervention may become unexpectedly complicated.
2. There is a basis in international law for intervention.
(In the states where assisted suicide is legal, and under the proposed Massachusetts law, this intervention would be illegal).
Other Internet pioneers are concerned that incidents like this week's attacks may lead to increasing calls for government and law enforcement intervention into the structure of the Internet.
(After a senator expressed concern that the law allowed "intervention into somebody's life without establishing some sort of reason why you are doing it," the committee declined to recommend it).
