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The Power Issue In Public Sector Grievance Arbitration, Roger Abrams
The Power Issue In Public Sector Grievance Arbitration, Roger Abrams
Roger I. Abrams
This Article explores the possible reasons for the prevalence of the power issue in public sector grievance arbitration and evaluates the impact of the power issue on the arbitration process and on public enterprise in general. First, however, the Article examines briefly how public employers have raised the power issue in arbitration. For purposes of discussion, management's arguments on the power issue are divided into four categories: 1) substantive and procedural arbitrability; 2) reserved managerial prerogatives; 3) controlling external law; and 4) limitations on remedial power.
Clandestine Warfare: Morality And Practical Problems Confounded, John Murphy
Clandestine Warfare: Morality And Practical Problems Confounded, John Murphy
John F. Murphy
No abstract provided.
Legal Recognition Of Unmarried Cohabitation: A Proposal To Update And Reconsider Common-Law Marriage, David Caudill
Legal Recognition Of Unmarried Cohabitation: A Proposal To Update And Reconsider Common-Law Marriage, David Caudill
David S Caudill
No abstract provided.
Legal Controls And The Deterrence Of Terrorism: Performance And Prospects, John Murphy
Legal Controls And The Deterrence Of Terrorism: Performance And Prospects, John Murphy
John F. Murphy
No abstract provided.
The Soviet Union And International Terrorism, John Murphy, Donald Brady
The Soviet Union And International Terrorism, John Murphy, Donald Brady
John F. Murphy
No abstract provided.
Understanding Judicial Discretion, Barry Hoffmaster
Understanding Judicial Discretion, Barry Hoffmaster
C. Barry Hoffmaster
The main aim of this paper is to clarify the dispute over judicial discretion by distinguishing the different senses in which claims about judicial discretion can be understood and by examining the arguments for these various interpretations. Three different levels of dispute need to be recognized. The first concerns whether judges actually do exercise discretion, the second involves whether judges are entitled to exercise discretion, and the third is about the proper institutional role of judges. In this context, the views of Dworkin, Raz, Perry, Greenawalt, and Sartorius are examined. Finally, it is suggested that a resolution of the judicial …
Federal Tax Consequences Of Surrogate Motherhood, James Edward Maule
Federal Tax Consequences Of Surrogate Motherhood, James Edward Maule
James Edward Maule
No abstract provided.
Thirty-Fifth Session Of The Sub-Commission Of Protection Of Minorities, Connie De La Vega, Ellen E. Lutz
Thirty-Fifth Session Of The Sub-Commission Of Protection Of Minorities, Connie De La Vega, Ellen E. Lutz
Connie de la Vega
This article provides a brief synopsis of the 35th Session of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, which took place in Geneva, August 16 - September 10, 1982. At the 35th Session there were advances in several areas, particularly regarding the setting of international standards and the improvement of information-gathering procedures. Also promising for the promotion and protection of human rights was that the Working Group on Indigenous Peoples were allowed to present information to the Sub-Commission. At the same time, several dangerous precedents were set which appeared to make it more difficult for non-governmental organizations …