Jews and Roman Catholics often follow the same procedure in civil matters.
Radical reforms to the justice system of England and Wales have been demanded by the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, who suggested a more inquisitorial procedure in civil cases, an end to juries in fraud trials, and a downgrading of some criminal trials away from the crown court to a district judge sitting with two magistrates.
The tribunals, they say, assume that procedures used in civil courts or military courts-martial would be inadequate to handle such cases.
The hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London is at least the fourth time that the government has resorted to secret sessions, known as closed material procedures (CMPs), in civil cases since the Justice and Security Act came into force last autumn.
Roman legal procedure, long evolving system used in the Roman courts, which in its later stages formed the basis for modern procedure in civil-law countries.
We have legislated, through the Justice and Security Act, to allow the use of closed material procedures in some civil cases so the courts can provide justice where sensitive information relating to national security is central to the case.
These joints are the crucial zones that are designed under damage tolerance procedures in the civil aircraft industry.
Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1819) is a famous use of the certificate of division procedure in a civil case.
We've instituted a new set of procedures in Whitehall [the civil service] which now means we don't "goldplate" everything that comes through we look to interpret and do it flexibly.
The importance of children's decision-making competence is not confined to the medical context alone but may be of significance to adjacent fields, for instance children's competence to proceed to criminal adjudication or to be consulted in civil procedures, which requires further research.
