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Processes for judicial review of judicial decisions

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The United States of America is threatening magistrates before the hearing of the appeal of Marine Le Pen for misappropriation of European parliament funds. As far as I know, Marine Le Pen and the ...
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Let us assume a judge makes an error. One party (say Plaintiff) raises an objection and asks for reconsideration/reversal of that decision, while Defendant neither opposes nor appears at the motion ...
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In The View's September 10, 2025 video after 01:52, US Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor was answering the question "...knowing the weight a Supreme Court decision holds, what has surprised ...
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So it seems that in some states, like Pennsylvania, a judgment in small claims court may be appealed in the Court of Common Pleas, as a matter of law, by either party, even if the losing party did not ...
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From ABC News' May 30, 2025 US moves to dismiss Boeing prosecution, asks judge to cancel trial over crashes: The U.S. Justice Department has formally moved to dismiss a criminal fraud charge against ...
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Scenario: Bob was convicted of murder in a trial that hinged on scientific evidence. The prosecution and defence had each instructed their own expert witnesses in respect of the science. Although the ...
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Suppose a witness in a civil bench trial testifies to both X and to Not X. For the sake of argument, assume that there are no other factors that would add ambiguity. For example, suppose a witness ...
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Certain types of decisions of Magistrates Courts are only able to be challenged through a judicial review. Which ones are these?
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Generally, judicial review is a means of challenging an administrative decision of the executive branch of government, and yet it appears that certain decisions of magistrates courts are still ...
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If a juror is witnessed making a statement (post trial) that indicated an irrational, biased or bigoted reason for finding someone guilty, could that be grounds for a re-trial? "I didn't believe ...
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I was reading about the OXFORD HEALTH PLANS LLC v. SUTTER case and i was baffled that arbitrators are allowed to make mistake/error and the court still won't overturn it, even if it was a grave error. ...
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I am observing a few cases where an appeal, or a petition for allowance of appeal, has been filed but not yet resolved in a case being cited for persuasive or binding precedential value in another ...
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In England and Wales, can someone appeal their sentence on the ground that the sentencing judge was biased against them? Can someone appeal on this ground even though the sentence was appropriate (i.e....
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In New Zealand, where a criminal appeal can be brought only by leave and this leave is refused, there is no way to apply to the higher court to review this refusal. It is final as per s 213(3) ...
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I recently read about an outrageous court decision in my country where the prosecution only asked for a 2500€ fine for a dad for torturing his kids for years. The defendant obviously agreed to it (it'...
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