Arbitrators Without Powers? Disqualifying Counsel in Arbitral Proceedings

Right to Counsel in Virginia Juvenile Proceedings

standards and procedures for disqualifying arbitrators

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The Role of Counsel in Civil Commitment Proceedings: Emerging Problems

Inessential Aristotle: Powers without Essences

A groundswell of recent work in philosophy has sought to revitalize the analysis of causation by appealing to “active principles” such as powers, dispositions, capacities, tendencies, and propensities. These principles are described in a realist and rather Aristotelian fashion, in stark contrast to the deflationary and linguistic accounts of such principles characteristic of Humean thought and ...

Arbitral Functions and Constitutive Rules

It is nowadays widely recognized that constitutive rules play a key role in social ontology. Their definitional character is the primary source of the meaning of every rule-based activity, but what can ensure the persistence of this activity? The most common reply found in literature is to rely on social acceptance; even though this is certainly true, it is nonetheless not sufficient to explain...