The nature of inquisitorial processes in administrative regimes : global perspectives /
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Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Carrier Form: | xii, 401 p. ; 24 cm. |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
ISBN: |
9781409469476 (hardback : alk. paper) : 1409469476 (hardback : alk. paper) 9781409469483 (ebook) 1409469484 (ebook) 9781409469490 (epub) 1409469492 (epub) |
Index Number: | K3416 |
CLC: | D912.1 |
Call Number: | D912.1/N285 |
Contents: |
Introduction / Inquisitorial hearing processes in administrative law: comparative perspectives -- Pragmatism v policy: attitude of Australian courts and tribunals to inquisitorial process / From "adversarial v inquisitorial" to "active, enabling, and investigative": developments in UK administrative tribunals / Administrative justice and innovation: beyond the adversarial/inquisitorial dichotomy / Inquisitorial adjudication and mass justice in American administrative law / About the inquisitorial character of administrative litigation procedure in French law / Inquisitorial approaches to refugee protection decision-making: the Australian experience and possible lessons for Canada / EU administrative law and polyjural decision-making -- Inquisitorial procedures and general principles of law: the duty of care in the case law of the European Court of Justice / The European Union and the "legitimate use of force": administrative inspections and legal safeguards / Truth commissions and public inquiries 1: views of commissioners -- Reflections on the public inquiry into pediatric forensic pathology in Ontario / Reflections on the Braidwood inquiry / Truth commissions and public inquiries 2: observers' reflections -- Public inquiries: independence is the key / Australian royal commissions and public inquiries: their use and abuse and proposals for reform / Home truths about truth commission processes: how victim-centred truth and perpetrator-focused adversarial processes mutually challenge assumptions of justice and truth / Hybrid models of oversight: specialized ombuds, legislative officers and investigations -- Evaluating ombuds oversight in the Canadian access to information context: a theoretical and empirical inquiry / Evolution of the idiosyncrasy of the role of ombudsman/person in Canada / Evolving capacities: the British Columbia representative for children and youth as a hybrid model of oversight / |