Sentence examples for specialised courts from inspiring English sources

Injecting justice into the Saudi judiciary requires more than just specialised courts.

Before the ICC was established, specialised courts to deal with the aftermath of particular conflicts were set up.

As for the specialised courts for gender violence, Alvarez says it's an important step but cautions that women face so many hurdles that trials are the exception.

The IVD revealed in December that it had uncovered 62,720 cases of abuse, and has since referred at least 173 cases to a network of specialised courts intended to trial perpetrators, including former officials.

Specialised courts for patent disputes should be established, with technically minded judges in charge: the inflated patent-damage awards of recent years are largely the result of jury trials.

Finally, there should be greater disclosure requirements of the ownership of patent portfolios, and patent cases should be heard by specialised courts (as happens in other areas of law), rather than non-expert juries in advantageous jurisdictions in Texas.

All of these countries now have specialised juvenile courts, special sections of criminal courts, or specially trained judges designated to handle cases involving juveniles accused of an offence.

But rather than legalise - which would increase crime and potentially increase incarceration rates - we should invest more in strategies such as drug treatment, specialised drug treatment courts, better drug prevention, smart enforcement, and international partnerships that promote alternative development.

This presentation analyzes specialised mental health courts (MHCs), as one solution to the long-standing, growing challenge of dealing fairly and justly with persons with mental illness (PMIs) coming before the criminal justice system, from a human rights (HR) perspective.

Robert Russell, a judge in Buffalo, New York, after noticing an increasing number of veterans on his docket, in 2008 created the first court specialised and adapted to meet the needs of veterans.Every Tuesday, Mr Russell presides over "Veterans Treatment Court", a hybrid of drug and mental-health courts.

In December last year, New Zealand's first specialised sexual violence court started, aiming to shorten the length of cases, and providing special training for judges.