Titlebook: General Principles of Law - The Role of the Judiciary; Laura Pineschi Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Antidis

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Amendment of Constitution Documents,eaning and legal nature of general principles of international law. This analysis will have, as an unavoidable implication, the questioning of the role of the judiciary in the process of detecting and upholding what amounts to general principles of international law.

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Company Tax Reform in the European Unioncular in disputes .-.-. other individuals (direct horizontal effect). The relevant case law of the European Court of Justice is highly ambiguous if not even obscure. For this reason, it has attracted widespread criticisms. Accordingly, the main purpose of the chapter is to understand whether that ca

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Comparative Analyses of Ecosystemsent in favor of same-sex marriages. The “new approach” of the European supranational courts and the US Supreme Court has the merit to trigger a virtuous dialog among lower courts, State legislators and civil society in order to gradually give fullness to the meaning of the non-discrimination princip

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Polish Archaeology in Retrospective . did not intend that international humanitarian law should prevail over international human rights law. Rather, when it comes to the relationship between these two branches of law, what is commonly referred to as an application of the . principle is in reality no more than an application of the pr

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Legal Formalism, Procedural Principles, and Judicial Constraint in American Adjudicatione constrained by the need to be faithful to the substantive principles that justify legal rules, even when those rules themselves are indeterminate. Judicial constraint in the American system thus stems not primarily from formalist interpretative methods, but rather from largely unwritten procedural

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General Principles of International Law: Struggling with a Slippery Concepteaning and legal nature of general principles of international law. This analysis will have, as an unavoidable implication, the questioning of the role of the judiciary in the process of detecting and upholding what amounts to general principles of international law.