codification

• “Admistrative Justice Act (PAJA), which he described as a codification of administrative law, made it clear that Earthlife had to exhaust "internal remedies" before approaching the court for”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “Laws are enacted by societies, and societies can enact laws based on very differing values, reflecting different “morals” and resulting in codification and sanctioned behaviors that would be illegal and immoral in other societies … or in other times.”

  January « 2009 « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website

• “So then codification is simply mass implementation?”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Wishful Linguistics

• “But I believe that we need to swing away from the notion that codification is the most important goal.”

  My Vision of Canada

• “As representation, sound provides an opportunity for what Freire calls codification, which is a stage in the process of identifying or delineating the terms of a struggle.”

  Foreign Policy In Focus

• “The Institute of International Law is a purely scientific and private association, without official character, whose objective is to promote the progress of international law by: formulating general principles; cooperating in codification; seeking official acceptance of principles in harmony with the needs of modern society; contributing to the maintenance of peace or to the observance of the laws of war; proffering needed judicial advice in controversial or doubtful cases; and contributing, through publications, education of the public, and any other means, to the success of the principles of justice and humanity which should govern international relations.”

  Institute of International Law - History of Organization

• “It has its hero, Field; its villain is James C. Carter of New York,26 who fought the idea of codification with as much vigor as Field fought for it.”

  Simon & Schuster: A History of American Law

• “For the classical Roman law, then, reference will be made only to the Corpus Iuris Civilis; that is, the codification of the common law of Rome made at the very end of the ancient Roman Empire.”

  Dictionary of the History of Ideas

• “The mere evolution of the system from its principles required no transcendant effort; and the idea of codification must have been something less than divine, or it could not have been compassed by the intellect of Justinian.”

  Lectures and Essays

• “It must not for a moment be supposed that the refined considerations now urged in favour of what is called codification had any part or place in the change I have described.”

  Ancient Law Its Connection to the History of Early Society

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