Vertaling van "Supreme court " (Engels → Nederlands) :

Supreme Court of Justice

higher court [ Crown court | high court | high court of justice | Queen's Bench Division | supreme court | supreme court of appeal ]

high court judge | justice | justice of the high court | supreme court judge

statutory provision extending the Supreme Court's competence as court of cassation

Final Court of Appeal | Supreme Court | SC [Abbr.] | Sup Ct [Abbr.]

ordinary court of law [ county court | court of bankruptcy | court of first instance | court of justice | district court ]

Court of Justice of the European Union [ CJEC | CJEU [acronym] Community court | Court of Justice of the European Communities | Court of Justice of the European Union (institution) | EC Court of Justice | European Court of Justice ]

Supreme nasal turbinate bone

partake in rabbinical court processes | take part in rabbinical court proceedings | engage in rabbinical court proceedings | participate in rabbinical court proceedings

notify of court sentence | tell of court judgement | inform of court sentence | notify of court judgement

* DK: number of incoming and resolved cases at 1st instance court are taken into account; DE: only for the Supreme Court’s budget - for the 1st and 2nd instance, judiciary systems vary between the federal states; EE: only for 1st and 2nd instance courts; HU: law states that the salaries of judges shall be determined in the act on the central budget in such a way that the amount shall not be lower than it had been in the previous year; NL: number of resolved cases based on an evaluation of the costs for courts is taken into account.

– to fully restore the prerogatives of the Constitutional Court as the supreme body of constitutional protection, and thus the primacy of the Fundamental Law, by removing from its text the limitations on the Constitutional Court’s power to review the constitutionality of any changes to the Fundamental Law, as well as the abolition of two decades of constitutional case law; to restore the right of the Constitutional Court to review all legislation without exception, with a view to counterbalancing parliamentary and executive actions and ensuring full judicial review; such a judicial and constitutional review may be exerted in different ways in different Member States, depending on the specificities of each national constitutional history, ...[+++]but once established, a Constitutional Court – like the Hungarian one, which after the fall of the communist regime has rapidly built a reputation among Supreme Courts in Europe – should not be subject to measures aimed at reducing its competences and thus undermining the rule of law;

Is concerned, however, by the Turkish Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Code of Criminal Procedure extending the pre-trial detention period to 10 years in clear violation of European standards in this respect; calls on the Turkish Grand National Assembly to amend the relevant law in accordance with the case law of the European Court of Human Rights; also draws attention to Turkey’s obligation to comply strictly with its commitment under Article 6 ECHR on a fair trial within reasonable time, notably by creating courts of appeal in its legal system and reinforcing the capacity of its supreme courts;

Article 39 of Directive 2005/85 must be interpreted as not precluding national legislation, such as that at issue in the main proceedings, which allows an applicant for asylum either to lodge an appeal against the decision of the determining authority before a court or tribunal such as the Refugee Appeals Tribunal (Ireland), and to bring an appeal against the decision of that tribunal before a higher court such as the High Court (Ireland), or to contest the validity of that determining authority’s decision before the High Court, the judgments of which may be the subject of an appeal to the Supreme Court (Ireland).