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The Public Action in criminal proceedings was introduced by the Criminal Procedure Law of 1882 as a legal instrument in the hands of Spanish citizens in order to avoid the Public Prosecutor's monopoly of the criminal accusation. Its origin must be found in a mistrust in the system, and this study explains the main reasons to maintain it since it has been accomplishing an important function, mostly because many times the Public Prosecutor remains passive. Moreover, it is necessary to maintain it also for legal entities, yet with certain limitations, as well as for legal persons, so there is no inappropiate and abusive use of the Public Action. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The European Court of Justice not only has it established the conditions under which preliminary proceedings have been carried out but it has even chosen which bodies can or should make use of this cooperation. This was done by the creation of a definition of 'court or tribunal', distinct from those of the member states, which allows the inclusion of administrative bodies and their supporting services, together with other domestic non-judicial institutions. In the article I shall examine the ways that the Court of Justice has evolved from the creation of the notion of 'court or tribunal' and the particular relationship between the definition of 'court or tribunal' and the power of the Court of Justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The limitations of institutional bodies responsible for administering justice affect the coexistence and social peace. Therefore, contemporary societies have delineated mechanisms to negotiate conflicts and prevent these are expressed through other ways, such as violence. Develop concerted ways that increase social cohesion is a requirement of democratic society. Mediation Electronics is presented as an appropriate instrument to perform procedures that expand access to justice to citizens among them. This paper is part of research promoted by the University of Salamanca on electronic mediation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Seeking a slightly new or original format so that the reader can think of the justice system in Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this work we study the visions of justice judges are able to develop when carrying out the activities of perception, understanding and decision. Within these coordinates, it is necessary to consider the lines between the legalization of morality and the moralization of Law and their interrelationship. Such alignments should be considered by judges at the time of expanding their views on justice within a rationalizing activity that, in a certain way, is the last word in law considering the Spanish constitutional framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article on arbitration ethics sets out the conditions for the possibilities of good arbitration. On the one hand, it looks at the Aristotelian concept of deliberation, understood as a rational exercise aimed at arriving at just and equitable decisions. On the other hand, it explores the moral virtues developed by the good arbitrator, with special reference to the virtues of justice and prudence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the Law Society of British Columbia's Justicia Project which was launched in 2012 and is designed to identify and implement best practices to retain and advance women attorneys in private practice in British Columbia, and it mentions diversity in law firms and several biases.

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The article discusses the history of the poor and the presence of beggars in Buenos Aires, Argentina during the period from 1785 to 1821. Reference is made to appeals for the waiving of legal costs in the Real Audiencia court, later known as the Corte de Apelaciones. Topics discussed include demographics and statistics on petitioners for this waiver of legal costs, background on migrant workers in Buenos Aires during this period, and the historiography of the transition period between colonial rule and independence in Argentina.

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The article presents news briefs from Northern Louisiana. The lack of an animal shelter in Webster Parish prompted animal lovers Liz Harkins and Judy Teague to found the independent animal-rescue network A Second Chance, a string of foster homes between Shreveport, Louisiana, and Magnolia, Arkansas. In Louisiana, shrimp plants--Justicia brandegeeana--are cultivated in sea-green gardens, drawing hummingbirds to their nectar. This perennial shrub with the fuzzy foliage bears charming shrimp-shaped bracts with fluted tails. A reunion of World War II navigation veterans who received their training at Selman Field in Monroe, Louisiana, took place this past April.