Sub Judice in UK Law
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Limitations to the Competence of Civil Servants in Denmark
by Erik Harder It is a generally admitted principle that no person taking part in deliberations on any administrative matter should have a personal interest in their outcome, and the various system...... ... The problem of preconceived opinion in a matter sub judice is also ... ...
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The EZZ Case: Some Critical Observations
... ... request ing state is already before the cr iminal court s or pre-trial crimi nal proceedings are under way so that the matter is sub judice in that state. is means t hat when the MLA request comes to the EU it is sub judice here as well, because the t hird country is seek ing ... ...
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Book Review: Australian Policing: Contemporary Issues
... ... Terms such as 'axiomatic', 'nepotic','desubordination', 'paradigmatic', 'arbitrary', 'sub judice', 'rhetorically','ubiquity', 'modalities', 'taxonomy', 'putative' and 'disingenuous' cannot bedumped - however elegantly - into undergraduate texts ... ...
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Recent Government Publications
... ... ON 1' R OC E 1) I' RE The rule relating to reference in the House of Commons to matters considered as sub judice. 1st report, 1962-3. pp. 65. 1963. 6s 6d. Expediting the Finance Bill. 2nd report 1962-3. H.C.190. pp. 27. 1963. 2s. 6d. SOUTH ... ...
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Alexander Horne and Gavin Drewry (ed), Parliament and the Law
... ... Paul Evans accordingly provides a detailed yet accessible account of parliamentary privilege, the sub judice rule, exclusive cognisance, and contempt of Parliament (chapter two). This is followed by an overview and analysis of the rules relating to the ... ...
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Book Review: Competition Law and Environmental Protection in Europe; Towards Sustainability?
... ... Indeed, to the reviewer’s knowledge , a number of complaints in the sector covered by this volume, are already sub judice with national competition authorities. One of the favourite subjects of these comp laints are the various take-back regimes which Member States ... ...
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Justice Report on the Administration of the Courts
... ... The unsatisfactory operation of the sub judice rule in the House of Commons and the ludicrous arguments put forward by the Government (apparently insisted upon by ... ...
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Interference with Witnesses
... ... It was clear that quite strenuous efforts were being made to provide a defence. Where cases are sub judice copies of statements are, of course, denied to the defence, with the exception of that of the defendant: but there is, so it appears, ... ...
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Book Reviews: Comparative Social Assistance: Localisation and Discretion, Co-Ordination of Social Security Schemes in Connection with the Accession of Central and Eastern European States: The Riga Conference, Co-Ordination of Social Security Schemes in Connection with the Accession of Central and Eastern European States: The Riga Conference
... ... - butor claims on page 360 that a decision by the Court of Justice is binding on the national judge in the case which is sub judice. In fact, decisions of the Court are part of European Community law and are binding on all judges in the ED. I make this remark as ... ...
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LEGISLATION
... ... wider in some respects than those recommended by the Philli- more C~mmittee.~~ For example, in English cases the sub judice period at common law commenced when proceedings were “ pend- ing,” or even, according to some authorities, from the earlier ... ...
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