Constitutional Law in the Political ProcessRand McNally, 1963 - 544 páginas |
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... Commission frequently serves as an unofficial prosecuting authority . Many specific complaints by victims and witnesses are made in the first instance to the Commission rather than to the state's attorney . Even where the case is ...
... Commission frequently serves as an unofficial prosecuting authority . Many specific complaints by victims and witnesses are made in the first instance to the Commission rather than to the state's attorney . Even where the case is ...
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... Commission , and , of course , gives great weight to the views which the Commission desires to have presented , differences of opinion occasionally arise which cannot be reconciled . The cases in which the Department and the Commission ...
... Commission , and , of course , gives great weight to the views which the Commission desires to have presented , differences of opinion occasionally arise which cannot be reconciled . The cases in which the Department and the Commission ...
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... Commission ; it must determine , as impartially as it can , which position it believes to be correct . If the Department agrees entirely with the Commission , the views of the opposing agency ( which can appear only through or with the ...
... Commission ; it must determine , as impartially as it can , which position it believes to be correct . If the Department agrees entirely with the Commission , the views of the opposing agency ( which can appear only through or with the ...
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Democratic Theory and the Administration of Justice | 1 |
The Constitution and the Status of Individuals and Groups | 11 |
B IS SUPERVISION THE answer? | 31 |
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