Rocky Chávez, a Republican assemblyman from northern San Diego County, said that allowing noncitizens to serve on a jury would make it harder to uphold American standards of law.
The agency urges the development of standards for private industry that would be similar to what he describes as the strict standards of law enforcement and the federal government.
In any event, Mr. Collins advised publishers, "If you want to publish on the Internet material targeted to the reputation of a foreigner, you'd better have regard for the standards of law where the foreigner resides".
The changes were intended to bring Turkey's military-imposed Constitution in line with European standards of law and democracy, but were widely viewed by voters and politicians here as a referendum on the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
ASK a Londoner particularly a middle-class Londoner how to raise standards of law and order in their city, and they are likely to talk about putting more officers on the streets, upping the number of minorities in uniform, and cracking down harder on minor quality-of-life offences.
What we are witnessing is in reality a fight to safeguard international standards of law and the rule-based world order.
The international standards of law and rules embodied in the U.N. Charter clearly stipulate that any disputes on sovereignty should be settled by disputants through consultation and negotiation based on international law and practices while respecting historical facts.
"The international standards of law and rules embodied in the U.N. Charter," he argues, "clearly stipulate that any disputes on sovereignty should be settled by disputants through consultation and negotiation based on international law and practices while respecting historical facts".
