Search results for: "legitimacy" (1296 results)
would need to persuade other countries to commit to the project and to enter into treaties that would give legal legitimacy to its actions. C
is intended to protect; if a right has been infringed, the inquiry turns next to the authority for the action, and to the im- portance and legitimacy
relationships. See Samuel Issacharoff, Governance and Legitimacy in the Law of Class Actions, 1999 SUP. CT. REV. 337, 340 (“By focusing more clearly on these
the mechanisms associated with it). On the corrosive effects of corruption on legitimacy, see generally Mitchell A. Seligson, The Impact of Corruption
The judiciary operates with a presumption of following precedent even when regarded as wrong. But OSG is not a court and its legitimacy does not
contributes to government legitimacy.”). See Deacon, supra note 32, at 691-92 (describing “ossification” critiques); Weinberg, supra note 39, at 161. See
approach to funding defense counsel in only the most crucial cases and when necessary to preserve the legitimacy of the justice system.131 As this
source, such as competence, democratic legitimacy, or legal legitimacy. And so it is that executives begin to confuse the “ought” with the “is
and racial signaling (minority residents perceive minority police officers as having more legitimacy than white officers).86 In doing so, these
controversies about interpretive method that arise in the present day—as Americans argue about Dobbs’s legitimacy and ask how, if at all, Dobbs should guide