Separation Of Adjudication
Separation of Adjudication is a methodological principle within the broader framework of Separation of Functions that specifically delineates the process of judgment or decision-making as an independent, structured function distinct from other functional roles such as investigation, enforcement, or policy formulation.
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Decision Rules and Conduct Rules: On Acoustic Separation in Criminal Law
Meir Dan‐Cohen · Harvard Law Review · 1984 · 346 citations
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