Law courts design

The followings will be discussed in The Architects’ Handbook - Part 2: Industrial buildings, laboratories, landscape works, law courts, libraries and learning resource centres, museums and art galleries, offices, pubs, religious buildings, restaurants and catering facilities, shops and retail, sports facilities, theatres and arts centres, vehicle facilities, youth hostels, zoos and aquariums, design for accessibility, drawing practice and presentation.

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The United Nations has had either a bad press or no press in the US media. As a result, Americans who read only the mainstream newspapers and the con- ventional magazines, and who listen only to the major television and radio pro- grams, are misinformed or uninformed as to why the UN does what it is reputed to do, or fails to do what it is expected to do. This volume points out that the United Nations structure was basically US designed at Dumbarton Oaks in 1944. The UN functions the way it does because American leaders planned it that way. The...

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Like its four previous editions, Criminal Law and Procedure, 5th Edition, is a comprehensive text covering both substantive criminal law and criminal procedure. The importance of constitutional law to these fields is emphasized, as are practical insights. This book has been designed for use in undergraduate programs in both legal studies and criminal justice.

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Comparative constitutional law is a newly energized field in the early 21st century. Never before has the field had such a broad range of interdisciplinary interest, with lawyers, political scientists, sociologists and even economists making contributions to our collective understanding of how constitutions are formed and how they operate. Never before has there been such demand from courts, lawyers and constitution-makers in a wide range of countries for comparative legal analysis.

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The question of what qualifies as intellectual property is an open question— court cases come up all the time in which one party alleges that something previously unmentioned in law enjoys copyright protection. The Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company sued Honda over its bikes’ exhaust noise. Harley claimed that its bikes’ noise was a distinctive feature of their design and enjoyed copyright protection. Harley lost, but this case gives an indication of the evolving nature of intellectual property law....

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Throughout the ages people have sought to understand the world around them and to explain it in a systematic way. A system is simply a group of elements which work together to achieve a purpose. Systems can be very large, such as the system of courts and laws we call our 'legal system', or very small, such as the system involved in cleaning your teeth. Systems can occur in nature or be designed by people. The water cycle (described below) is an example of a natural system. Banking systems and computer systems are examples of systems designed by people....

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