There is no appeal of the decisions of these courts.

Subject matter Extent of the review on appeal by Spanish courts

Subject matter Extent of the review of criminal case against complainant on appeal by Spanish courts

As an appeal court, it rules on decisions handed down by lower courts.

Further, counsel restates that, as appellate courts do not usually re examine findings of fact by the lower courts, the appeal was not properly examined.

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.

Some are still active in the competition agency others are under appeal in the courts.

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.

If an appeal fails, appellants can challenge a police decision in the courts by way of judicial review.

In certain cases an appeal could lie from those courts to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Subject matter Evaluation of evidence and extent of the review of criminal case against complainant on appeal by Spanish courts

The devolution of criminal jurisdiction from the three Appeals Courts (sitting in Bujumbura, Gitega and Ngozi) to the 17 High Courts had the effect of significantly reducing the case load of the Appeals Courts, and effectively introducing the right of appeal.

Among other changes, the reform will put and end to the collective vacations for appeal courts.

The case shall be subject to the procedures and means of appeal in regard to rulings of the religious courts.

Moreover, the appeal could have been accompanied by an application for a stay of execution and a request for the temporary suspension of the enforcement of the decision under article L.10 of the Code of Administrative Courts and Administrative Courts of Appeal, which was in force at that time.

In cases where the courts ruled in favour of the complainant, EUPM advised local police authorities to appeal the decision.

The Court of Appeal considered that the new evidence had no bearing on the matter in issue as defined by the appellant itself both in the lower courts and in its appeal factum.

There are three levels of courts in the Cayman islands the Summary Court, the Grand Court and the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal.

They can appeal before courts only on matters related to their matrimony should their marriage be official or legal.

25. The courts of law of the Territory consist of a Court of First Instance, a Magistrates Court, a Court of Appeal and a Supreme Court.

to 100 in January 1996 (b) of 12 courts of first instance, 11 were operational, or 5 more than in January 1996 and (c) of the 4 courts of appeal, 3 were functioning, or 3 more than in January 1996.

The Court of Appeal, for its part, rejected the corporation's application to file additional evidence on the basis that it was beyond the narrow question framed by the corporation in the lower courts and on appeal.

The High Court determines appeals from the lower courts and aggrieved parties may appeal from this Court to the Supreme Court.

At its May 1996 session, for example, the Council appointed 89 judges at its session held from 14 to 16 September, it appointed 283 judges, 2 of whom were assigned to the Court of Appeal in Kigali and 1 to the Court of Appeal in Nyabinsindu 116 judges were assigned to the various courts of first instance and 177 to the district courts.

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He sent a second urgent appeal for the right to life and physical integrity of 89 persons sentenced to death by criminal courts to be guaranteed.

The jurisdiction of such courts should be strictly defined by law and all procedural safeguards protected by article 14, including the right of appeal, should be fully respected.

The UNMISET civilian advisers have continued to perform line functions as judges, public defenders, prosecutors and court administrators at both the Court of Appeal and district courts.

Another one year legal assistance project was developed during 1996 for assistance in processing a backlog of cases concerning serious human rights violations before the appeal courts.

Citizens have the right to appeal to the courts against the acts that violate their recognized rights as observed in the Constitution and law.

3.2 The author submits that the courts' failure to give any reasons for dismissing his defence made his right to appeal his conviction meaningless.

In particular, and in contrast to procedures in ordinary criminal courts, there is said to be no right to appeal before a higher tribunal.

Defendants were reportedly often flogged immediately upon trial without appeal to higher courts, as such defendants are generally released after the flogging, whereas they might spend lengthy periods in detention during any appeal process they might pursue.

6.5 The Committee notes that the judgements of the s Hertogenbosch District and Appeal Courts, as well as the judgement of the Supreme Court dated 30 November 1993 and the judgement of the Arnhem Court of Appeal, do give reasons for the dismissal of the author's defence.

It notes with interest the content of the letter dated 7 April 2003 referring to the above mentioned Supreme Court decision, in which the Minister of Justice requests the principal public prosecutors at appeal courts and courts of first instance to apply article 11 of the Covenant and to refer back to the courts the cases of all persons serving such sentences.

However, it should be noted that that interpretation was reversed on appeal, and had not been widely followed in the United States, or by courts of other States.

OHCHRB continued the implementation of its Legal Assistance Programme (LAP) assisting detainees and victims of the events of 1993 before the tribunaux de grande instance, the appeal courts and the Supreme Court.

Calls upon States that have military courts or special criminal tribunals for trying criminal offenders to ensure that such courts are an integral part of the general judicial system and that such courts apply due process procedures that are recognized according to international law as guarantees of a fair trial, including the right to appeal a conviction and a sentence

Calls upon States that have military courts or special criminal tribunals for trying criminal offenders to ensure that such courts are an integral part of the general judicial system and that such courts apply due process procedures that are recognized according to international law as guarantees of a fair trial, including the right to appeal a conviction and a sentence

The courts of justice comprise the Court of Final Appeal, the High Court (which consists of the Court of Appeal and the Court of First Instance), the District Court, the Magistrates' Court, the Lands Tribunal, the Labour Tribunal, the Small Claims Tribunal, the Obscene Articles Tribunal and the Coroner's Court.

Thus, 18 judicial advisers, including four groups of judges, prosecutors and public defenders in the four district courts, continued to perform line functions at both the Court of Appeal and district courts to help reduce the backlog of cases and to ensure access to justice services at the district level.

After having declined the Superior Court's invitation, he again sought to add evidence before the Court of Appeal, which denied the application on behalf as the new evidence was not related to the judicial debate framed by the corporation itself in the lower courts and on appeal.

The law guarantees to women, as to men, the right to appeal to the courts, without any restriction, whether formal or procedural, or based on the marital status of the parties.

In cases where a child of legal age claimed to be unable to provide for the parents, the child could appeal to the courts to be relieved of the obligation to provide support.

Those proceedings were dismissed by the Court of Appeal in Te Runanga o Wharekauri v. Attorney General (1993) on the basis of the established principle of non interference by the courts in parliamentary proceedings.