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Constitutional court 539 Verfassungsgericht 535 Rechtsprechung 356 Court decisions 353 USA 138 United States 137 Deutschland 71 Germany 71 Gender discrimination 52 Geschlechterdiskriminierung 52 Constitution 51 Verfassung 47 Court system 44 Gerichtsbarkeit 44 EU countries 41 EU-Staaten 41 Constitutional economics 39 Verfassungsökonomik 39 Constitutional Court 35 Theorie 29 Theory 29 constitutional court 26 Vereinigte Staaten 23 Behinderte 21 Disabled persons 21 Rechtsberufe 21 Staatsverfassungsgerichtsbarkeit 21 Judiciary 20 Justiz 20 Legal profession 19 Voting behaviour 19 Wahlverhalten 19 Economic analysis of law 17 Föderalismus 17 Rechtsökonomik 17 Federalism 16 Constitutional law 15 Italy 15 Legal system 15 Rechtsordnung 15
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Article in journal 201 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 201 Working Paper 70 Graue Literatur 67 Non-commercial literature 67 Arbeitspapier 64 Aufsatz im Buch 17 Book section 17 Collection of articles of several authors 5 Gesetz 5 Law 5 Sammelwerk 5 Hochschulschrift 3 Article 2 Bibliografie enthalten 2 Bibliography included 2 Entscheidungssammlung 2 Advisory report 1 Aufsatzsammlung 1 Biografie 1 Biography 1 Commentary 1 Conference paper 1 Conference proceedings 1 Festschrift 1 Gutachten 1 Kommentar 1 Konferenzbeitrag 1 Konferenzschrift 1 No longer published / No longer aquired 1 Quelle 1 Thesis 1
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English 480 German 54 Undetermined 40 Italian 5 Spanish 5 Polish 4 French 1 Croatian 1 Norwegian 1
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Garoupa, Nuno 13 Engel, Christoph 7 Stroh, Alexander 7 Bustos, Álvaro 6 Heyl, Charlotte 6 Jacobi, Tonja 6 Llanos, Mariana 6 Padovano, Fabio 6 Ash, Elliott 5 Casella, Alessandra 5 Qvigstad, Jan F. 5 Sadurski, Wojciech 5 Santoni, Michele 5 Schei, Tore 5 Sen, Maya 5 Tibi Weber, Cordula 5 Tridimas, George 5 Zucchini, Francesco 5 Bonica, Adam 4 Chen, Daniel L. 4 Colonnello, Stefano 4 Fiorino, Nadia 4 Gómez, Fernando 4 Halberstam, Yosh 4 Herpfer, Christoph 4 Lilley, Matthew 4 Reynolds, Sarah J. 4 Spiller, Pablo T. 4 Tober, Silke 4 Turban, Sébastien 4 Wawro, Gregory J. 4 Clark, Tom S. 3 Dalla Pellegrina, Lucia 3 Franck, Raphaël 3 Harkavy, Jonathan 3 Hickman, Kristin E. 3 Holden, Richard 3 Hudspeth, Harvey G. 3 Hurwitz, Mark S. 3 Kantorowicz, Jarosław 3
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Supreme Court 6 Deutschland / Bundesverfassungsgericht 5 International Monetary Fund 5 International Monetary Fund (IMF) 5 European University Institute / Department of Law 4 National Bureau of Economic Research 3 USA / Supreme Court 3 United States / Supreme Court 3 Institut für Makroökonomie und Konjunkturforschung (IMK), Hans Böckler Stiftung 2 Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky 1 Deutschland 1 Deutschland <Bundesrepublik> 1 Deutschland <Bundesrepublik> / Bundesverfassungsgericht 1 Dipartimento di Economia, Management e Metodi Quantitativi (DEMM), Università degli Studi di Milano 1 Europa-Institut <Saarbrücken> / Sektion Rechtswissenschaft 1 German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA) 1 Germany / Reichsgericht 1 International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences 1 Law Officers' Department, Royal Courts of Justice 1 National Research University Higher School of Economics 1 Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft 1 Pennsylvania / Supreme Court 1 Supreme Court of the United States 1 Università degli Studi di Milano / Dipartimento di Economia Politica e Aziendale 1 Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München 1 West German Constitutional Court 1 West German Federal Constitutional Court 1
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The journal of law, economics, & organization 21 International review of law and economics 19 Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, Le Courant Juridique 11 Western Political Science Association 2010 Annual Meeting Paper 10 Wirtschaftsdienst : Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik 10 European journal of law and economics 9 Supreme Court economic review 9 APSA 2010 Annual Meeting Paper 8 EUI working paper / LAW 7 Ifo-Schnelldienst 6 Constitutional political economy 5 GIGA working papers 5 IMF Staff Country Reports 5 Public choice 5 Review of law and economics : publ. in cooperation with European Association of Law and Economics ... 5 The real estate finance journal 5 Buletin Stiintific - Scientific Bulletin 4 Documento de trabajo 4 Legal reformation : new institutions and new principles 4 The journal of investment compliance 4 The journal of legal studies 4 Western Political Science Association 2011 Annual Meeting Paper 4 Betriebs-Berater / Beilage : Zeitschrift für Recht und Wirtschaft 3 Danube : law and economics review 3 Essays in economic and business history : the journal of the Economic and Business History Society 3 European research studies 3 IMK Working Paper 3 Jahrbuch des öffentlichen Rechts der Gegenwart 3 Journal of institutional and theoretical economics : JITE 3 Jurnalul de Studii Juridice 3 Mercato concorrenza regole 3 Minnesota Legal Studies Research Paper 3 NBER working paper series 3 Preprints of the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods 3 Publications of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 3 The Harvard John M. Olin discussion paper series 3 The journal of law, economics, and organization 3 Constitutional Political Economy 2 Constitutional law and economics 2 Contributions in political science 2
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The constitutional court in the mechanism of domestic remedies in states with direkt access to constitutional justice : operational and economic aspects
Berestova, Iryna; Yurovska, Galyna - In: Baltic Journal of Economic Studies 6 (2020) 1, pp. 18-25
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Measuring constitutional loyalty : evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic
Gutmann, Jerg; Sarel, Roee; Voigt, Stefan - 2022
Constitutional loyalty, the importance ascribed to complying with constitutional rules, is difficult to measure across countries due to differences in context, history, and culture. We overcome this challenge by exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic as an ideal setting in which societies around the...
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Dezincriminarea îmbogățirii ilicite de către Curtea Constituțională a Ucrainei : lecție pentru Republica Moldova? (Decriminalization of Illegal Enrichment by the Constitutional Cou...
Stati, Vitalie - 2022
In the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova a project is examined, in which it is proposed that, in case of illicit enrichment, the burden of proof falls not on the state (as it is now), but on the perpetrator. If this project is adopted, there is a probability that in the Republic of Moldova...
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The Eurozone Crisis and the Rise of the Portuguese Constitutional Court
Violante, Teresa - 2022
The story of how the Eurozone crisis was particularly harsh on Portugal is a well told one. The most visible side of this story is the austerity policies commanded by reactions to the crisis, particularly following the international loan agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the...
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Polarization and Partisanship in State Supreme Court Elections
Kritzer, Herbert M. - 2022
This paper examines the partisan patterns in state supreme court elections for the period 1981 through 2020. It shows that those elections have become more partisan across all election formats: partisan, semi-partisan, nonpartisan, and retention. The greatest change has been in nonpartisan...
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The Influence of Professor Upendra Baxi's Writings on the Supreme Court of India
Malik, Lokendra - 2022
This paper focuses on the academic contribution of Professor Upendra Baxi and the influence of his writings in the decision-making process of the Supreme Court of India which cites eminent scholars' writings in its judgments to arrive on the logical conclusions. Professor Baxi is a highly...
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Constitutional Metaphors : Facebook’s ‘Supreme Court’ and the Legitimation of Platform Governance
Cowls, Josh; Darius, Philipp; Santistevan, Dominiquo; … - 2022
Who governs—and who should govern—online communication? Social media companies, international organizations, users, or the state? And by what means? A range of rhetorical devices have been used to simplify the complexities associated with the governance of online platforms. This includes...
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Challenging absolute executive powers in times of corona : re-examining constitutional courts and the collective right to public contestation as instruments of institutional contro...
Eichler, Jessika; Sonkar, Sumit - In: Review of economics and political science : REPS 6 (2021) 1, pp. 3-23
Purpose The CoViD-19 pandemic has brought about a panoply of institutional challenges both domestically and in the international arena. Classical constitutional theory thereby underwent a reinvention by the executive for the sake of speedy policy action and to the detriment of institutional...
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High courts and social media in Latin America
Llanos, Mariana; Tibi Weber, Cordula - 2021
This article presents the first comparative evaluation of the social media presence of 17 Latin American high courts. We explore the intensity with which they use Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as the level of influence that each court has developed on these platforms. The resulting...
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Proportionality and Karlsruhe's ultra vires verdict : ways out of constitutional pluralism?
Höpner, Martin - 2021
In May 2020, for the first time in its history, the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany declared Union acts as being ultra vires. According to the FCC, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) had acted beyond their mandates because they did...
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Lucky you: your case is heard by a seasoned panel : panel effects in the German constitutional court
Engel, Christoph - 2021
The German Constitutional Court is radically different from the (mostly US) courts in which panel effects have been studied so widely. On the one hand, to a large extent, ideological and gender bias are neutralized by design. On the other hand, panels are not randomly composed. This makes it...
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Peer effects on the United States Supreme Court
Holden, Richard; Keane, Michael P.; Lilley, Matthew - In: Quantitative economics : QE ; journal of the … 12 (2021) 3, pp. 981-1019
Using data on essentially every U.S. Supreme Court decision since 1946, we estimate a model of peer effects on the Court. We estimate the impact of justice ideology and justice votes on the votes of their peers. To identify the peer effects, we use two instruments that generate plausibly...
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The end of an era : the Polish Constitutional Court's judgment on the primacy of EU law and its effects on mutual trust
Bárd, Petra; Bodnar, Adam - 2021
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Explaining the Supreme Court’s Shrinking Docket
Owens, Ryan J.; Simon, David A. - 2021
In recent years, the United States Supreme Court has decided fewer cases than at any other time in its recent history. Scholars and practitioners alike have criticized the drop in the Court’s plenary docket. Some even believe that the Court has reneged on its duty to clarify and unify the law....
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Should Local Governments Be Included in the Constitution? A Comparative Analysis Between the U.S. and Brazilian Supreme Courts’ Reasoning Regarding Annexation Laws
Arlota, Carolina - 2021
Annexation of local governments is a contentious topic. Litigation of annexation often addresses important constitutional provisions, such as property rights, federalism, limitations to police powers, equality and, more specifically, the Voting Rights Act. The United States Constitution is...
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When Will India Have a ‘Distinguished Jurist’ Judge in the Supreme Court?
Malik, Lokendra - 2021
This article explores the viability of the selection of distinguished jurists and scholars as judges in the Supreme Court of India. Deriving inspiration from foreign jurisdictions such as the United States, the founding father(s) of the republic envisioned distinguished jurists as adjudicators...
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COVID-19 and Supreme Court Contractual Disputes in India : A Law and Economics Perspective
Singh, Ram; Leo, Utkarsh - 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed a catena of contractual disputes. The paper synthesizes the Indian Contract Act and relevant case laws to present a legal position on force majeure, the frustration of contract and contractual gaps, in the context of COVID-19. Using the economic analysis of...
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ITAT’s Power to Grant Stay : Is the Supreme Court Decision in Pepsi Foods the Last Word?
Jain, Tarun - 2021
In India, In the current hierarchy of tax litigation, the disputes are addressed at the first level by a tax officer, the appeal against which is determined by another tax officer, albeit a senior one. The second appeal lies before a quasi-judicial tribunal, against whose orders further appeals...
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The Supreme Court's Chief Justice of Intellectual Property Law
Gomulkiewicz, Robert W. - 2021
Justice Clarence Thomas is one of the most recognizable members of the United States Supreme Court. Many people recall his stormy Senate confirmation hearing and notice his fiery dissenting opinions that call on the Court to reflect the original public meaning of the Constitution. Yet observers...
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Essar Steel Case : How Supreme Court Revised the Revolutionary IBC Regime
Anand, Nandani - 2021
Over the years, India has become a self- reliant economy. In the recent past, the country has seen several legal reform taking place, One such reform was the enactment of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The Act consolidated and amended all existing laws on the lines of Resolution and...
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The Supreme Court’s Two Constitutions : A First Look at the 'Reverse Polarity' Cases
Hellman, Arthur D. - 2021
In the traditional approach to ideological classification, “liberal” judicial decisions are those that support civil liberties claims; “conservative” decisions are those that reject them. That view – particularly associated with the Warren Court era – is reflected in numerous...
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2021 Supreme Court Commentary : Employment Law
Harkavy, Jonathan - 2021
This article provides extended summaries and (separately) the author's take on every employment and labor law decision rendered by the Supreme Court during its most recent term. Also covered in this piece are abbreviated reviews of all grants of certiorari for the upcoming term and short...
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Point The Supreme Court’s Statutory Interpretation in Gitlitz : A Failed Approach to Interpretation and a Bad Decision
Johnson, Calvin H. - 2021
The Supreme Court’s decision in Gitlitz v. Commissioner is an irresponsible decision disrupting the logic of tax for the benefit only of abuse. In Gitlitz the Supreme Court gave the equivalent of a double deduction, both an appropriate exclusion of cancellation of indebtedness income for an...
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Measuring Supreme Court Case Complexity
Goelzhauser, Greg; Kassow, Benjamin; Rice, Douglas - 2021
Case complexity is central to the study of judicial politics. The dominant measures of Supreme Court case complexity use information on legal issues and provisions observed post-decision. As a result, scholars using these measures to study merits stage outcomes such as bargaining, voting,...
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Models of Negligence - The Debate in Israel's Supreme Court
Gilead, Israel - 2021
A model of negligence in common law jurisdictions is a conceptual structure that basically seeks to align the three legal concepts used by courts to administer negligence law with the three substantive elements that constitute, justify and limit negligence liability. The three legal concepts are...
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The Supreme Court, Implied Rights of Action, and Proxy Regulation
Steinberg, Marc I.; Reese, William A. - 2021
This Article first provides an overview of the Section 14(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 private right of action. Thereafter, the Article explores the implication of rights of action generally under federal law as well as the development of the implied right, its elements, and scope...
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Do Financial Markets Anticipate Corporate-Related Decisions of the United States Supreme Court?
Davis, Yehuda; Govindaraj, Suresh; Suslava, Kate - 2021
This paper investigates stock and option market reactions to judicial events in the United States Supreme Court (SC) relating to cases where at least one party involved is a public firm. Using a comprehensive dataset of more than 500 SC cases from 1948 to 2018, we find that the stock market...
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Ramifications of Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decisions on Federal and State Securities Regulation
Steinberg, Marc I. - 2021
In a decision that delighted "deep pockets," shocked the plaintiffs' bar, and befuddled neutral observers, the Supreme Court in Central Bank of Denver v. First Interstate Bank of Denver held that aiding and abetting liability in private actions may not be imposed under section 10 (b) of the...
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Germany : Constitutional Court Requires Equal Arms in Preliminary Injunction Matters
Böckenholt, Rudolf - 2021
The parties’ right to be heard in court is a central aspect of due process. It has been decades of routine practice that the defendant in preliminary injunction proceedings has been heard only in the oral hearing upon objection, i.e., after the preliminary injunction had already issued - and...
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Ambivalence of Obviousness – Remarks to the Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany of May 5, 2020
Bender, Philip Maximilian - 2021
Inspired by the recent activation of the ultra vires review of the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) of Germany, the article analyzes one of its restrictive elements: the concept of obviousness and its concretization through objective arbitrariness. These concepts are used with good intentions...
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Section 13(b) of the FTC Act at the Supreme Court : The Middle Ground
Beales, Howard; Mundel, Benjamin; Muris, Timothy J. - 2021
In 1981, while in the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, two of the authors were instrumental in initiating the FTC's fraud program, relying on Section 13(b)'s authority to obtain a permanent injunction to seek equitable relief, including asset freezes and consumer redress. The fraud program...
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Authorial Control of the Supreme Court
Bustos, Álvaro E.; Tiller, Emerson H. - 2021
The Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court authors many of the most important opinions coming out of the Court. The prestige of authoring an important policy decision, and the value that such an opinion adds to the legacy of the Chief Justice’s Court, plays an important and strategic...
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At the Crossroads of Law, Faith, Religion and History : A Study of the Supreme Court of India’s Judgment in the Ram Janmabhoomi – Babri Masjid Case
Patel, Dhruv - 2021
The Supreme Court of India delivered its judgment in the appeals pertaining to the Ram Janmabhoomi – Babri Masjid case on 9 November 2019, after a marathon hearing of 40 days and exhaustive discussions and deliberations on issues encompassing history, archaeology and of course law. The...
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Supreme Court Orders First Opt-Out Class Action in New Zealand : Southern Response Earthquake Services Limited v Ross
Chamberlain, Nikki - 2021
2020 was a big year. From a socio-legal and political perspective, many legislatures and judiciaries around the world have dealt with issues arising from national elections, a global pandemic, and collective action reform. In Australia, the parliamentary enquiry into litigation funding for...
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The Supreme Court's Statutory Interpretation in Gitlitz : A Failed Approach to Interpretation and a Bad Decision
Johnson, Calvin H. - 2021
The Supreme Court’s decision in Gitlitz v. Commissioner is an irresponsible decision disrupting the logic of tax for the benefit only of abuse. In Gitlitz the Supreme Court gave the equivalent of a double deduction, both an appropriate exclusion of cancellation of indebtedness income for an...
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The Politics of Accountability in Supreme Court Nominations : Voter Recall and Assessment of Senator Votes on Nominees
Bass, Leeann; Cameron, Charles M.; Kastellec, Jonathan P. - 2021
While longstanding theories of political behavior argue that voters do not possess sufficient political knowledge to hold their elected representatives accountable, recent revisionist studies challenge this view, arguing that voters can both follow how their representatives vote and use that...
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Trademark Law’s Monopoly Problem : The Supreme Court on Generic Terms as Trademarks
Farley, Christine Haight - 2021
The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 30, 2020 decision in U.S.P.T.O. v. Booking.com B.V. held that consumer perception alone should determine whether terms are registrable as trademarks or generic and free for all to use. The issue was whether a term that is generic for the class of goods or services...
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Designing Supreme Court Term Limits
Chilton, Adam; Epps, Daniel; Rozema, Kyle; Sen, Maya - 2021
Since the Founding, Supreme Court justices have enjoyed life tenure. This helps insulate the justices from political pressures, but it also results in unpredictable deaths and strategic retirements determining the timing of Court vacancies. In order to regularize the appointment process, a...
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When and How to Legally Challenge Economic Globalization : A Comment on the German Constitutional Court's False Promise
Alter, Karen J. - 2021
The German Constitutional Court’s recent challenge to European law supremacy, and European lawyers’ strident critique of it, misdirect the conversation we need to have. The German Constitutional Court wants us to focus on a surplus of European Union power, the European Court of Justice’s...
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On the Constitutional Court's position about freedom and privacy as business strategy in the banking sector
Shashkova, Anna; Verlaine, Michel - In: Technology and business strategy : digital uncertainty …, (pp. 285-294). 2021
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Judicial activism contributing to the understanding of social state principle(s) : Constitutional Court of Slovenia at the crossroads
Brezovar, Nejc - In: Danube : law and economics review 8 (2017) 1, pp. 19-30
The abstract nature of Constitutional principles, such as the social state principle, requires further interpretation to determine their concrete substance. Their realization is primarily the duty of politics and the legislator. Yet the Constitutional Courts can substantially contribute to...
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Ousted from the bench? : judicial departures in consolidating democracies
Llanos, Mariana; Heyl, Charlotte; Lucas, Viola; Stroh, … - 2017
This paper deals with judicial departures in consolidating democracies. It investigates to what extent and under what conditions judges in those contexts are not able to decide on their departures themselves but are rather forced to leave due to pressure from the elected branches. We undertook a...
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'Spare the Sinner; Punish the Righteous' : A Review of the Supreme Court of Ghana Jurisprudence on International Business Transactions
Nyinevi, Christopher - 2020
Article 181(5) of Ghana's 1992 Constitution requires parliamentary approval of international business transactions to which the government is party, a term defined to include state procurement contracts and various public-private investment projects. This paper traces the origin of that...
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Analysis of the Decision Rendered by the U.S. Supreme Court in Re BG Group plc v. Republic of Argentina : Do All Roads Lead to Rome?
Mazzuoli, Valerio de Oliveira - 2020
This article aims to analyze the decision rendered by the U.S. Supreme Court on March 5, 2014, in Re BG Group plc v. Republic of Argentina, whereby Argentina was ordered to pay the British company BG Group the amount of United States Dollar (USD) 185.3 million in damages as a result of...
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Perceived Masculinity Predicts U.S. Supreme Court Outcomes
Chen, Daniel L. - 2020
Previous studies suggest a significant role of language in the court room, yet none has identified a definitive correlation between vocal characteristics and court outcomes. This paper demonstrates that voice-based snap judgments based solely on the introductory sentences of lawyers arguing in...
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Covering : Mutable Characteristics and Perceptions of Voice in the U.S. Supreme Court
Chen, Daniel L. - 2020
The emphasis on “fit” as a hiring criterion has raised the spectrum of a new form of subtle discrimination (Yoshino 1998; Bertrand and Duflo 2016). Under complete markets, correlations between employee characteristics and outcomes persist only if there exists animus for the marginal employer...
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Do Courts Matter for Firm Value? Evidence from the U.S. Court System
Colonnello, Stefano - 2020
We estimate how U.S. state courts impact firm value by exploiting a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that exogenously changed firms' exposure to different courts. We find that increased exposure to more business-friendly courts is associated with positive announcement returns. We find no such...
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Restraining Judicial Power : The Fragmented System of Judicial Review and Constitutional Interpretation in Afghanistan
Pasarlay, Shamshad - 2020
The 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan vaguely describes the powers of the Supreme Court (the Court) to interpret the constitution and exercise judicial review. It also describes an independent commission for the supervision of the implementation of the constitution (the Commission), whose powers...
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Banking Law in the Light of Nepalese Supreme Court Verdict
Acharya, Suman - 2020
Banking law is the branch of civil law which tries to perpetuate credibility of banking business. Good governance, customer protection, transparency and financial safety are the major concern of banking jurisprudence. In contemporary time, banking business is much risky job across the globe...
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Peer Effects on the United States Supreme Court
Holden, Richard - 2020
Using data on essentially every US Supreme Court decision since 1946, we estimate a model of peer effects on the Court. We consider both the impact of justice ideology and justice votes on the votes of their peers. To identify these peer effects we use two instruments that generate plausibly...
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