In a new 340B controversy, OPA rebuffs a court ruling.

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 1171 I. MICROSOFT ....................................................................................... 1179 II. ENRON/ANDERSEN ............................................................................ 1192 III. MASTERCARD/VISA ............................................................

BACKGROUND The use of different forms of coordination according to situational demands plays a crucial role in teams working in complex environments. This study aimed to describe patterns of coordinative actions (CAs) as they occur during anaesthesia induction and to analyse the influence of two crucial situational factors on these patterns, namely the amount of existing standards and the level...

A nurse who claims her 'excessive pillow plumping' led to an unfair police record has won a landmark court ruling.

We performed two experiments with statistical techniques for classifying documents by date and author, using large bodies of publicly-available texts. In one experiment, we produced a Markov chain of every United States Supreme Court opinion ever written, and evaluated its ability to classify American judicial opinions by decade of authorship. In the other, we examined the performance of two se...

The paper deals with the implementation of international standards for protection individual rights in criminal proceedings consolidated decisions judicial and quasi-judicial intergovernmental human bodies. author gives a characteristic main stages interaction legal system Russian Federation standards, perceived through practice ECHR. examines features execution ECHR acts after withdrew from Co...

The principal reform accomplished by Part XX.1 was the creation of a system of forensic Review Boards in each province. The Boards assumed the role previously played by provincial Cabinets in determining the custodial status of forensic patients. Part XX.1 established the Review Boards as quasi-judicial tribunals which would afford all parties, including the accused, a full panoply of procedura...

Judicial independence is widely considered to be a foundation for the rule of law (Council of Europe 1998; United Nations 1985), and establishing judicial independence in developing and transition economies has become a major goal of donor-supported legal and judicial reform programs. This topic brief will address three questions related to judicial independence. First, what exactly does "judic...