Traduction de «Droit absolu en common law » (Français → Anglais) :

to express satisfaction that Malaysian lawyers have shown courage and autonomy in defending core values of the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary, and are able to advocate for and defend civil and political rights, albeit with limited impact; to express particular appreciation for the work done by the Malaysian Bar Council; to note that tensions have emerged between the judiciary and legal professionals and to raise concerns that the institutional framework has at the same time become more reserved as regards full respect for the independence of legal processes and the exclusivity of courts’ judicial powers; to suggest ...[+++]that the government listen to and address the concerns over tensions caused by state-run sharia courts operating in parallel with the national, common-law system;

A. whereas the origins of our legal systems are complex, so that, according to a recent scholarly essay , Roman law is to be seen more as a multicultural enterprise than as a peculiar evolution of one culture, and common law (ignoring its praetorian sister, equity, and the influence of canon law) might be better known as ’Anglo-Norman’ law; whereas the rule of law is one thing we have in common and one of the values which Europea ...[+++]n law has given the world; whereas what is needed is a holistic approach to law on the part both of practitioners and of the judiciary;

A. whereas the origins of our legal systems are complex, so that, according to a recent scholarly essay, Roman law is to be seen more as a multicultural enterprise than as a peculiar evolution of one culture, and common law (ignoring its praetorian sister, equity, and the influence of canon law) might be better known as ‘Anglo-Norman’ law; whereas the rule of law is one thing we have in common and one of the values which European ...[+++]law has given the world; whereas what is needed is a holistic approach to law on the part both of practitioners and of the judiciary;

16. Takes the view that, during the period 2002-2006, the Commission's Scientific Council should work in close cooperation with the national professional organisations of lawyers, law reform bodies in the Member States and academic circles, specifying those it subsidises, as it does in its communication, while maintaining a balance between civil law and common law traditions;

12. Takes the view that the Commission could secure legal advice from, for example, the following working groups and bodies together with the academic bodies competent for other branches of law and all interested parties throughout the course of the action plan, whilst ensuring a balanced view from both civil law and common law traditions:

This bill fulfils that commitment by creating a new body to be known as the Law Commission of Canada, a commission whose object would be continuously to monitor the evolution of Canadian law, to advise the government, and Parliament, on its improvement and modernization, and to do so in a manner that would reflect our unique bijuridical system of law: the common law and the civil code.