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Nor is there a pro-claimant bias on the part of state agencies that rule on initial claims.

At the same time, the notoriously corporatist behaviour of the judiciary would be broken up by introducing outsiders legal experts and law professors into the bodies that rule on the appointment of judges or their dismissal.Mr Putin also says he wants jury trials to be introduced throughout the country by the end of next year.

Of the main courts that rule on maritime boundaries the ICJ, the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea only the ICJ can enforce its decisions (to which the parties have to submit in advance, which Japan refuses to do in its current spat with China).

Tax receipts are up: the courts that rule on tax disputes, which can go on for many years—some cases from the early 1990s are still not settled are being streamlined with the aim of cutting the time spent wrangling to no more than two years.

Brown also weighed in on the side of Los Angeles city and county management in a dispute with unions, which object to how the local governments select panels that rule on labor disputes.

The Times made an exception to that rule on Sunday with Scott Shane's riveting piece on John C. Kiriakou, the former C.I.A. operative who is facing prison for giving information to a freelance reporter.

That is why the appeal was heard by the Dutch district court that ruled on Wednesday.

Still, the higher cost of doing business, licensed drivers say, fed the chaos that rules on the streets today.

The council that ruled on Tuesday evaluates the constitutionality of French laws; its members include former presidents of France.

The latest is Sir Anthony Mason, former chief justice of the High Court, the body that rules on constitutional matters.

She was part of a three-judge panel that ruled on a gruesome sexual harassment case in 1988.