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Procurator

in ancient Rome, (1) a housing manager, (2) a fiduciary of a Roman citizen in legal and commercial affairs (usually a freedman), and (3) during the empire, a civil servant who managed large imperial or private estates, governed small provinces, managed the collection of taxes in large provinces, or headed financial and economic departments, such as the fiscus or the aerarium.

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99 Notes: GE = Provincial Government's Total Expenditure; CPE = Court and Procuratorial Organ Expenditure; PAPFE = People's Armed Police Force Expenditure; NDE = National Defense Expenditure.

Petition and repression in China's authoritarian regime: evidence from a natural experiment

Earlier reports said a second driver who ran over the girl as she lay bleeding in the street had also been arrested, but the Procuratorial Daily made no mention of him.

China charges driver in toddler hit and run: report

40) Beginning in 1969, "the thrust of procuratorial supervision shifted to illegal actions by citizens that detrimentally affected the State's interests, especially its economic interests, such as theft from State factories, padding or falsifying planning reports and substandard production.

The Kremlin's eye: the 21st century Prokuratura in the Russian authoritarian tradition

277v), which is not indicated in the Cerimoniale, provides evidence for alternatim performance by the cappella and organ which predates Moore's citation of the procuratorial decree of 1624 (Moore, Vespers, p.

The Office of Holy Week at St. Mark's, Venice, in the late 16th century, and the musical contributions of Giovanni Croce

Ptroliant DL380e 14 HP Gen8 servers, 30 network printers HP Laserjet Ent 700 M712 Dn 7 local printers and HP Laserjet 2035 and 300 + corresponding PC monitors, network printers 530, 623 local printers) for renewal and homogenization equipment Buildings, judicial and procuratorial organs located in the Canary Islands, to ensure the technological evolution necessary to fulfill the purposes that you have assigned the administration of justice.

Supply and installation of equipment, intended for various court buildings of canary, for updating technology

This reveals a typically socialist attitude, of giving pre-eminence to the procuratorial system within the judiciary: see Castellucci, "Rule of Law", supra note 7 at 51-54.

Legal hybridity in Hong Kong and Macau

It clarified that China's criminal justice system is controlled by procuratorial organs and people's courts rather than public security departments.

'Human Rights Watch's report on China lacks objectivity, impartiality'

93 billion RMB to help lower-level procuratorial, judicial, and public security departments improve conditions for processing cases.

Review essay--access to justice in post-Mao China: assessing the politics of criminal and administrative law

According to article 3 of the Constitution, "All administrative, judicial and procuratorial organs of the state are created by the people's congresses to which they are responsible and by which they are supervised.

A comment on the rise and fall of the Supreme People's Court's reply to Qi Yuling's case

The resolution calls on the Chinese government to "reevaluate the official verdict" on the Tiananmen crackdown and order procuratorial organs to open formal investigations and bring those responsible to justice.

U.S. lower house wants China to reopen Tiananmen probe

With the introduction of the electronic interface for authorities in TLKA as the central office for criminal tasks fully automated transmission of court orders or procuratorial arrangements and requirements should gem of traffic data.