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The Provisional Constitutional Order disallowed challenging any actions made by the military led by General Musharraf, and many judges who refused to take the oath cited infringements upon the judiciary system such as this as their reasoning for refusing.

The Sub-directorate of Gaming and casinos monitors these places together with horse racing, and also has judiciary and police powers there.

Generally these tackles are also put "on report" meaning that in the coming week the judiciary is forced to review the incident and pursue the matter further if deemed appropriate, although particularly bad examples may be punished by sending the player off, reducing his team to one less player on the field.

Diplomacy and judiciary .

United States federal judiciary legislation Tooth development or odontogenesis is the process in which teeth develop and grow into the mouth.

Kruger's action was widely seen as unwarranted interference with the independence of the judiciary.

He established special courts for Victoria's indigenous community and introduced an open tender process for applicants to Victoria's judiciary.

The abolition of civilian institutions such as Congress, the weakening of the judiciary, and the outlawing of political parties, left the military as the only other instrumentality of the national government outside of the Presidency.

" These cases also opened apportionment of state houses of representatives to review by the judiciary.

Sheriffs principal and resident or floating sheriffs are all members of the judiciary of Scotland.

Constitution of Fiji: Chapter 9 (detailing the composition and role of the judiciary).

Consisting of a preamble, 130 articles, and supplementary provisions, the Constitution provides for an executive branch headed by a president and an appointed prime minister, a unicameral legislature called the National Assembly, and a judiciary consisting of the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court and lower courts.