Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Jan 8, 2023
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Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Dec 12, 2022
H.L.A. Hart's Theory of Law: Central Features | Free Essay Example
laws are rules that may prohibit individuals to perform various actions or that may compel various duties on individuals
The concept of law formulation in Province of Jurisprudence Determined by John Austin (1832) which asserted that all laws are commands of a legally unlimited sovereign cannot be simply accepted by Hart.
nother central feature of Hart’s theory of law is the need to distinguish between primary and secondary legal rules. The first or primarily rule will generally govern conduct of subjects and a secondary rule permits the proper authority to creation, alter or make extinct the primarily rules. There are good arguments that will be addressed here and which can be worth retaining on matter of understanding and crafting of future laws. Hart has also provided a distinction between the internal and external points of view of law and rules and the same can be considered as central feature. [7]
H.L.A. Hart's Theory of Law: Central Features | Free Essay Examplestudycorgi.com
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Nov 16, 2022
The Pros and Cons of Taiwan's Constitutional Court Procedure Act — U.S.-Asia Law Institute
Constitutional Court Procedure Act (CCPA)
The CCPA also borrows from the German system to install a institution of constitutional complaint, which allows the TCC to adjudicate directly on the constitutionality of the rulings of other apex courts, including the Supreme Court, Supreme Administrative Court, and Disciplinary Court. Prior to the CCPA, the TCC had only the power of abstract review and could not protect individual rights in a timely manner.
The Pros and Cons of Taiwan's Constitutional Court Procedure Act — U.S.-Asia Law Instituteusali.org
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Oct 23, 2022
Liver Qi Stagnation Diet - Balance Point Kelowna
Specific foods for Liver Qi StagnationHerbs and Spices: turmeric, basil, mint, ginger, lemon balm, cumin, fennel, horseradish, (no chili)Drinks: Small amounts of coffee and wine/alcohol, jasmine, chrysanthemum, chamomile, lemon balm, peppermint teaVegetables: virtually all vegetables are fine when treating Liver Qi stagnation, but they should be mostly cooked, and mildly spicy ones such as onions, garlic, radishes, chives, etc can assist in resolving Liver Qi stagnation.
Liver Qi Stagnation Diet - Balance Point Kelownawww.balancepointokanagan.com
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Oct 23, 2022
TCM Dampness and Food Therapy
Foods with yeast/fungus-inhibiting properties known to relieve damp and damp-heat include: onion, cinnamon, ginger, scallion, basil, rosemary, dill, oregano, sage, parsley, cardamom, nutmeg, fennel, anise, clove, coriander, leek, chives, Job's tears (yi yi ren)5, euryale seed (qian shi)6, aduki beans (chi xiao dou)7, ginkgo nut (bai guo)8, rye, celery, lettuce, alfalfa, turnips, raw honey and corn.
TCM Dampness and Food Therapyacupuncturetoday.com
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Oct 7, 2022
Solicitor struck off over misappropriated funds – Proctor
The charges included one of dishonestly applying $8995 to her own use, one of dishonest or reckless conduct relating to a client’s retainer, three of dishonestly dispersing $119,632.44 from her firm’s trust account to its general account and five of breaching s443(3) of the Legal Profession Act (LPA).
The section LPA of the act states: “If the practitioner fails to comply with the requirement, the entity may give the practitioner written notice that, if the failure continues for a further 14 days after the notice is given, the practitioner may be dealt with for professional misconduct.”
The other element in this case is that (Hartvigen’s) conduct was marked by repetition and persistence in failing properly to engage with the professional regulator.
Solicitor struck off over misappropriated funds – Proctorwww.qlsproctor.com.au
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Oct 7, 2022
Queensland Solicitor Struck Off for Professional Misconduct | Legal Services Commission
cluding making false and misleading statements to the Associate of a Federal Circuit Court Judge, and making false and misleading statements in Court.
Queensland Solicitor Struck Off for Professional Misconduct | Legal Services Commissionwww.lsc.qld.gov.au
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Oct 1, 2022
A Complete Guide to Alternative Fee Arrangements
A contingency fee is a set percentage that the lawyer receives if the outcome of the legal matter is successful. The definition of success is predetermined and agreed upon by both the client and lawyer.
A Complete Guide to Alternative Fee Arrangementswww.altfeeco.com
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Sep 29, 2022
Six-minute units don’t belong in modern practice - Lawyers Weekly
The alternative is a value-based billing model that offers fixed fees and cost certainty, he added.
“The concept of time costing and legal services being delivered by six-minute intervals is a historical rather than contemporary phenomenon.”
Six-minute units don’t belong in modern practice - Lawyers Weeklywww.lawyersweekly.com.au
Ruby MacGregor
@rubymacgregor16• Sep 29, 2022
‘Time-based billing is still an important option’ - Lawyers Weekly
Whilst a 2019 survey of 140 mid-market firms found that hourly rates still comprise 58 per cent of all invoices, Ms Warner said solicitors have “pioneered” a wide range of ways to charge for their services, including fixed or capped fees, flat fees plus hourly rates, conditional billing, task or unit-based billing and subscription services.
“The other ethical aspect is recalling that we as lawyers have the power in what is a fiduciary relationship. Particularly with less sophisticated clients, have the knowledge of what work is going to be required, how we’re going to do the work and what the market might charge for similar matters. “When we’re negotiating or pricing an alternative price arrangement for a client, it’s important to look at the level of sophistication of the client and make sure that our client actually understands the arrangement they’re entering into, that they’re fully informed and understand that we are pricing in a different way.”
‘Time-based billing is still an important option’ - Lawyers Weeklywww.lawyersweekly.com.au