"We do not anticipate that we did anything that would bring any kind of judicial remedies, " said Michael A . Stegman, assistant secretary with the U . S . Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Following a complaint lodged in 2011 regarding the resulting indefinite detention, in 2013 the United Nations Human Rights Committee found Australia guilty of 138 counts of illegal detention, lack of judicial remedy, or inhumane or degrading treatment.
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Since access to judicial remedies against the improper exercise of supervision and control is covered by Article 11, precise provisions on the conditions and manner of intervention in specific situations have not been felt to be essential.
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Although the fashioning of judicial remedies to this end has been left, in the first instance, to the equitable discretion of the district courts, in Milliken I we established an absolute limitation on this exercise of equitable authority.
45.
Section 2708 ( 18 U . S . C . ?2708 ) of SCA states that the remedies and sanctions are the only judicial remedies and sanctions for violations of the chapter that are not constitutional violations.
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"This seems to be still another line of attack in a multifaceted campaign by the court's conservatives to deny Americans a judicial remedy for violations of their rights, " said Herman Schwartz, a constitutional scholar at American University Law School.
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Brennan authored other opinions that restricted loyalty oaths, recognized a broader freedom of association, supported a high wall of separation between church and state, and expanded federal judicial remedies for violations of the constitutional rights of those accused of crimes.
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Should Jackson find that Microsoft's pervasive hold over the operating system for personal computers makes the company as a monopoly, Microsoft could find itself exposed to a host of potentially damaging civil suits, even if no other judicial remedies are imposed.
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:Where any such question is raised in a case pending before a court or tribunal of a Member State against whose decisions there is no judicial remedy under national law, that court or tribunal shall bring the matter before the Court.
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"Dismissing a case before the government has a chance to put on evidence that a person has committed a crime is sort of like the atomic bomb of judicial remedies, " said David Rossman, professor of law at Boston University Law School.
