The norms of the practice guide the interpretation and application of human rights, the appropriateness of criticism in terms of human rights, adjudication in human rights courts, and perhaps most importantly responding to serious violations of human rights.
In land administration (LA), the right to exercising property/ownership rights on land is based on cadastral processes of adjudication, survey and rights registration.
We should keep moving forward until the voters in Florida, through their right to seek adjudication of their grievances, tell us it's time to stop.
But before reaching the merits of these issues, we must first consider questions raised in California's brief and oral argument concerning the Government's right to an adjudication of its claim in this proceedig.
14.1 & 14.2); o Right to speedy adjudication and promotion of alternatives to pre-trial detention, although release may be subject to certain guarantees (Art. 14.5); o Right to challenge unlawful detention and to secure release if detention is deemed unlawful by a court (Art. 14.6); o Right to compensation in the case of unlawful arrest or detention (Art.
To counter charges that the U.S. civil service was encroaching on the powers of the judiciary, the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 laid down detailed provisions to safeguard citizens' rights where the administration had powers of adjudication.
When interest groups pressure law firms to drop such representations, they are still demanding adjudications stripped of a full record or objecting to the right of their opponents to have adjudications at all.
The process of adjudication should simply reveal what rights already exist, by whom they are held and what restrictions or limitations there are on them.
Alexis de Tocqueville observed over a century ago, "There is hardly a political question in the United States that does not sooner or later form into a judicial one". A President who insists on judges who understand that legislation or constitutional intent should govern adjudication vindicates the right of the people to influence their political destiny.
We believe, though, that it is only right that the adjudication panel has now decided that Mr Livingstone acted in a manner that was ill-fitting for the mayor of this great city.
The European Convention establishes human rights norms, legally binds member states to respect these norms, and creates a system of adjudication and enforcement.
