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Full-Text Articles in Law
Judicial Reform In China: New Regulations For A Lay Assessor System, Di Jiang
Judicial Reform In China: New Regulations For A Lay Assessor System, Di Jiang
Washington International Law Journal
After a long history of the "rule of social rituals" and the "rule under man," China is reforming its legal structures, trying to achieve the rule of law. To realize this goal, China needs a more effective judicial deliberative body. To help define a system that is compatible with China's practical needs and promotes its social modernization, this Article examines the western jury and assessor systems and compares them to China's lay assessor system.
Primus Inter Pares: Is The Singapore Judiciary First Among Equals?, Karen Blőchlinger
Primus Inter Pares: Is The Singapore Judiciary First Among Equals?, Karen Blőchlinger
Washington International Law Journal
Chief Justice Yong Pung How has implemented many changes in the Singapore judicial system since his appointment to the post in 1990. The reforms have concentrated on active case management, providing mediation as an alternative mechanism to resolve disputes, and implementing information technology in the courtroom. One of the results of these reforms is that the backlog of cases has been eliminated and the judicial system has become dramatically more efficient. However, an increased efficiency in judicial administration cannot be justified if it is attained at the expense of restricting access to justice. This Comment reviews the judicial reforms in …
Implementation Of 30-Year Land Use Rights For Farmers Under China's 1998 Land Management Law: An Analysis And Recommendations Based On A 17 Province Survey, Roy Prosterman, Brian Schwarzwalder, Ye Jianping
Implementation Of 30-Year Land Use Rights For Farmers Under China's 1998 Land Management Law: An Analysis And Recommendations Based On A 17 Province Survey, Roy Prosterman, Brian Schwarzwalder, Ye Jianping
Washington International Law Journal
Recent legal and policy measures demonstrate the commitment of China's central leadership to the development and implementation of a legal framework providing long-term, secure land tenure to its nearly 800 million farmers. The results of a 17 province, 1,621 household survey conducted in August 1999 show that considerable progress has already been made toward this goal. However, a number of key issues related to both the implementation of existing legal rules and the development of additional legislation addressing rural land rights must be addressed for the process to be complete.
Choosing A Mechanism For Land Redistribution In The Philippines, Andre Sawchenko
Choosing A Mechanism For Land Redistribution In The Philippines, Andre Sawchenko
Washington International Law Journal
The Philippines' Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program needs changes because it is not efficiently achieving social justice for the rural poor in the present, nor is it establishing a framework for equitable economic growth in the future. A land reform program in the Philippines can accomplish its objectives only to the extent that it redistributes land. Market assisted land reform, the recently developed land reform model being championed by the World Bank, provides little hope for the quick and extensive redistribution of land needed in the Philippines. The best way for the Philippine government to modify its land reform program is …
Domestic Technological Innovation: An Approach To Solving South Korea's Labor Problems, Jeffrey F. Dickerman
Domestic Technological Innovation: An Approach To Solving South Korea's Labor Problems, Jeffrey F. Dickerman
Washington International Law Journal
When Korea' became a democracy in 1987, Korea's militant labor movement erupted into a series of nationwide protests and explosive labor strikes. As a consequence, Korea's new democratic government enacted progressive labor laws aimed at increasing wages and improving working conditions for laborers. However, these new progressive labor laws lowered the productivity of businesses. Consequently, many Korean goods could no longer compete in the global market and Korean businesses faced bankruptcy. Tension now exists between Korean businesses and workers as each side attempts to regulate the Korean workweek. The competing interests between business and workers can be balanced by domestic …
International Law And The American National Interest, Michael Byers
International Law And The American National Interest, Michael Byers
Chicago Journal of International Law
There are those, John Bolton and Paul Stephan among them, who worry that international law poses something of a threat to the US national interest. They argue that the United States should disengage from international law and international institutions, that to the degree the United States involves itself in foreign affairs, it should favor unilateral over multilateral action. To others, this concern seems misplaced: what does the sole superpower have to fear from international law? Moreover, the response continues, even if international law is not directly beneficial to the United States, it is dearly beneficial to at least some other …
International Governance And American Democracy, Paul B. Stephan
International Governance And American Democracy, Paul B. Stephan
Chicago Journal of International Law
Does international governance threaten to crowd out American democracy? Many public figures and scholars think so. The street theater in Seattle last fall and Senator Dole's effort to establish a national tribunal to review World Trade Organization ("WTO") dispute resolution decisions both attest to the extent of the concern. As international institutions burgeon in number and significance, the residuum of authority left in our national government seems an ever diminishing domain. Extrapolating into the future, one can envision a time when the United States retains only as much sovereignty as, say, the members of the European Union or the States …
Fostering Mutual Respect And Cooperation Between State Courts And State Legislatures: A Sound Alternative To A Tort Tug Of War, Victor E. Schwartz, Mark A. Behrens, Monica G. Parham
Fostering Mutual Respect And Cooperation Between State Courts And State Legislatures: A Sound Alternative To A Tort Tug Of War, Victor E. Schwartz, Mark A. Behrens, Monica G. Parham
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Hamilton V. Accu-Tek: Collective Liability For Handgun Manufacturers In The Criminal Misuse Of Handguns, Colin K. Kelly
Hamilton V. Accu-Tek: Collective Liability For Handgun Manufacturers In The Criminal Misuse Of Handguns, Colin K. Kelly
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recovery Of Medical Monitoring Costs: An Argument For The Fund Mechanism In The Wake Of Bower V. Westinghouse, Shannon L. Smith Wolfe
Recovery Of Medical Monitoring Costs: An Argument For The Fund Mechanism In The Wake Of Bower V. Westinghouse, Shannon L. Smith Wolfe
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Legal Issues In E-Commerce, Sanjiv Rawell, Shakeel Kudrolli
Legal Issues In E-Commerce, Sanjiv Rawell, Shakeel Kudrolli
IIMB Management Review
The Internet revolution is here to stay. The medium is dynamic, interactive, and global. Though it originated for use by defence and academic institutions to share information, it is now integrating the people of the world into a true global village. India's spirit of enterprise seems to have manifested itself through Information Technology (IT). Success stories of Indians in the Silicon Valley are legion, and they seem to be infecting people here in India. Young men with great visions, fantastic business plans and solid teamwork are setting up. businesses using the Net as the gateway to a global presence.
What …
Multinational's Manifesto On Sweatshops, Trade/Labor Linkage, And Codes Of Conduct, The, Donald C. Jr. Dowling
Multinational's Manifesto On Sweatshops, Trade/Labor Linkage, And Codes Of Conduct, The, Donald C. Jr. Dowling
Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law
No abstract provided.
Application From A.L.E. Partnership, For Not Nontributary And Nontributary Ground Water Rights In The Lower Arapahoe And Laramie-Fox Hills Aquifers. Case No. 00cw138 (Water Division 1, Aug. 28, 2000). Applicant: A.L.E. Partnership (Atty. Robert E. Schween, P.C.)., Karen Mctavish
Water Law Review
No abstract provided.
Application For Change Of Water Right In Conejos County, Colorado. Case No. 2000cw11 (Water Division 3, April 28, 2000). Applicants: Nolan P. And Dana L. Crowther (Atty. S.W. Atencio & Associates, P.C.)., Kirk Waible
Water Law Review
No abstract provided.
John A. Baden, Ed., Federal Judge's Desk Reference To Environmental Economics, Adam B. Kehrli
John A. Baden, Ed., Federal Judge's Desk Reference To Environmental Economics, Adam B. Kehrli
Water Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ronald Keith Gaddie And James L. Regens, Regulating Wetlands Protection: Environmental Federalism And The States, Vanessa L. Condra
Ronald Keith Gaddie And James L. Regens, Regulating Wetlands Protection: Environmental Federalism And The States, Vanessa L. Condra
Water Law Review
No abstract provided.
Protecting Party Purity In The Selection Of Nominees For Public Office: The Supremes Strike Down California's Blanket Primaries And Endanger The Open Primaries Of Many States, Gary D. Allison
Tulsa Law Review
No abstract provided.
Extending The Status Quo: Indian Law And The Supreme Court's 1999-2000 Term, Melissa L. Tatum
Extending The Status Quo: Indian Law And The Supreme Court's 1999-2000 Term, Melissa L. Tatum
Tulsa Law Review
No abstract provided.
Privacy: The Rehnquist Court's Unmentionable Right, Martin H. Belsky
Privacy: The Rehnquist Court's Unmentionable Right, Martin H. Belsky
Tulsa Law Review
No abstract provided.
Cyber Pirates, Looting Trademarks On The Internet: Brookfield V. West Coast, Lawrence F. Grable
Cyber Pirates, Looting Trademarks On The Internet: Brookfield V. West Coast, Lawrence F. Grable
Tulsa Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Jurisprudence Of Tradition And Justice Scalia's Unwritten Constitution, J. Richard Broughton
The Jurisprudence Of Tradition And Justice Scalia's Unwritten Constitution, J. Richard Broughton
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Copyright Preemption: Is This The End Of Desny V. Wilder, Glen L. Kulik
Copyright Preemption: Is This The End Of Desny V. Wilder, Glen L. Kulik
Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review
No abstract provided.
Going Once, Going Twice, Sold - Are Sales Of Copyrighted Items Exposing Internet Auction Sites To Liability, Kelley E. Moohr
Going Once, Going Twice, Sold - Are Sales Of Copyrighted Items Exposing Internet Auction Sites To Liability, Kelley E. Moohr
Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review
No abstract provided.
Section 5: First Amendment, Institute Of Bill Of Rights Law, William & Mary Law School
Section 5: First Amendment, Institute Of Bill Of Rights Law, William & Mary Law School
Supreme Court Preview
No abstract provided.
Umg Recordings, Inc. V. Mp3.Com, Inc.: Signaling The Need For A Deeper Analysis Of Copyright Infringement Of Digital Recordings, Sara Steetle
Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review
No abstract provided.
Judge Ervin, Catherine E. Thompson
The Judge, H. Jefferson Powell
In Memory And Appreciation: Judge Sam J. Ervin Iii, Kearns Davis
In Memory And Appreciation: Judge Sam J. Ervin Iii, Kearns Davis
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Punctilio Of An Honor The Most Cents-Itive Trustees, Broker-Dealers, And North Carolina's Self-Dealing Ban, Elizabeth T. Mehaffey
The Punctilio Of An Honor The Most Cents-Itive Trustees, Broker-Dealers, And North Carolina's Self-Dealing Ban, Elizabeth T. Mehaffey
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
Board Of Editors, North Carolina Law Review
Board Of Editors, North Carolina Law Review
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.