The administration of justice is the responsibility of the judicial authority, which is composed of the Courts of Justice established by the Organic Law of the Judiciary the district and local courts, the appeals courts and the Supreme Court of Justice.

1995 Certificate Administration of courts and central administration of justice (Paris)

The right to pursue justice through the courts.

Justice shall be administered solely by the courts.

Justice shall be administered solely by the courts.

Ruling quoted Cases which are not assigned to other courts fall within the competence of the courts of justice.

The Ministry of Justice monitors access to justice in environmental matters as part of its guidance work of administrative courts.

Labor Courts and District Courts have proven to be as vigilant in protecting migrant workers' rights as the High Court of Justice.

In the specialized course on Administration of Justice in Circuit Courts human rights are studied under the heading of Access to Justice .

The administration of juvenile justice by the ordinary courts is regulated by the laws of Turkmenistan.

The administration of juvenile justice by the ordinary courts is regulated by the laws of Turkmenistan.

Research has, however, revealed some differences between formal and community courts in the administration of justice.

The law is administered by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, which comprises a Court of Appeal and a High Court of Justice, courts of summary jurisdiction and magistrate courts.

The Court is the centrepiece of an emerging system of international criminal justice which includes national courts, international courts and hybrid tribunals with both national and international components.

The author goes on to underscore that the courts are overwhelmed, incapable of providing timely, effective justice.

Women first entered the judiciary in 1975 and they work in the civil, criminal and commercial justice systems and in courts of all levels, from the courts of conciliation to the courts of first instance, appeal and cassation.

(d) Take specific measures to improve women's access to justice, including through expanding the establishment of family courts and the recruitment and training of women in all Afghan courts

In 2001, the Constitutional Law on the Courts of Tajikistan was adopted, consolidating and systematizing previous laws on the status of judges, court proceedings, the Supreme Court, the military courts, the economic courts and the Council of Justice Act.

Places of interest include the Royal Cornwall Museum, the Hall for Cornwall, Cornwall's Courts of Justice and Cornwall Council.

The courts render justice to victims in accordance with the general rules regulating this matter.

Procedural law stipulates that the judicial decisions of military courts may be appealed in the civil justice system.

In 2001, the Ministry of Justice took over the supervision of the Sha'aria Courts from the Ministry of Religious Affairs.

Another priority is support to justice reform. Better separation of powers and real independence of the judiciary should help to restore trust in the courts and judges, to improve the quality of and access to justice, encouraging people, particularly vulnerable groups, to execute their rights for justice through the reformed courts system.

2 of the Code of Administrative Justice), proceedings take place in public (article L. 6 of the Code of Administrative Justice), and courts hand down their rulings in public (article R. 741 1 of the Code of Administrative Justice).

To this end, we need to reconstruct our courts of justice and undertake the training or retraining of our judges.

It accordingly emphasized the need to give consideration to the full range of transitional justice mechanisms, not just courts.

In the event of failure to realize these rights, a worker has recourse to justice through the labour courts.

Civil tax courts and civil tax courts of appeal were cancelled and substituted by military courts and military courts of appeal.

Rayon Courts operate as courts of first instance.

Three types of courts were in place in Nigeria, namely, common law courts, customary law courts and sharia courts.

There were three levels of courts magistrate courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court.

The obligation for the courts to do so is explicitly stated in section 770 b of the Administration of Justice Act.

Similarly, the coalition would inevitably face the charge of victor's justice'' were it to administer and staff its own courts.

(c) With respect to indigenous peoples, development, maintenance and evaluation of aboriginal justice, diversion and counselling programmes and dedicated courts

The judicial system consists of the Supreme Court, provincial and capital city courts, regional courts, interregional courts and district courts.

According to the Courts Act, lay judges participate in the administration of justice in county and city courts on the bases and pursuant to the procedure provided by the codes of court procedure.

Both police services tend to prefer to use customary courts because they dispense swift and accessible justice.

The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales is the head of the judiciary and President of the Courts of England and Wales.

Violations of those provisions could be addressed in the national courts and tribunals and ultimately referred to the European Court of Justice.

Hierarchy of Courts.

The restoration of law and justice must then be founded and affirmed in national communities through their laws, courts and constitutions.

Aspects of restorative justice have survived over the years in informal dispute resolution practices, particularly in rural villages and traditional courts.

As the chief petitioner in her case, I have sought justice in Guatemala's courts for nearly 12 years.

Rules of court have not been clarified with the result that the courts continue to act on the instructions of the Ministry of Justice.

Currently, all court chairpersons (from the republic courts right down to the district courts) are appointed by the president for six years, upon the recommendation of the chief justice of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation.