Examples of using Constitutional case in English and their translations into Spanish
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the principle of equality before the law, by stipulating that no more than 20 per cent of the members of a tradeunion executive may simultaneously serve as members of a professional association Constitutional Case No. 6,
has decided several constitutional cases.
Delays were not exclusive to constitutional cases.
The independent expert was told that constitutional cases were rare.
53 civil law suits, 12 sharia suits and 21 constitutional cases.
The Supreme Court used the seminar to prepare a structural plan for its reactivation, including a provisional procedure for the registration of constitutional cases.
The author questions how many of the 19 constitutional cases the State party refers to were granted legal aid,
In addition to the constitutional cases noted above, the Court of Appeals already faces a backlog of 80 pending appeals,
Study of the big constitutional cases showed clearly that some of the most important principles of the Constitution had been established as a result of actions brought by ordinary individuals asserting their rights in the courts.
Mvula v Attorney General(Constitutional Cases 1 and 2 of 2005):"Unless the courts maintain their vigilance the state will not be stopped in its adventure of trampling on people's rights.
The vast majority of constitutional cases before the High Court deal with characterisation:
17 constitutional cases and 3 administrative appeals.
including constitutional cases and administrative reviews of quasijudicial tribunals in forestry and land claim matters.
We can't keep reading constitutional case law without considering people
A leading constitutional case, namely Francis Zammit Dimech v. Commissioner of Police,
The law of criminal procedure in the United States consists of a massive overlay of federal constitutional case law interwoven with the federal
The costs of bringing a constitutional case are 100,000 Sudanese pounds(SD),
62 of the Constitution by discriminating between categories of candidates on the basis of a difference in their opinions(Constitutional Case No. 37,
impartial court which is established in the manner prescribed by law(Constitutional Case No. 30,
40 of the Constitution by infringing the principle of equal opportunities and equality(Constitutional Case No. 106,