Argentine Federal Reforms of the Judiciary and the Judicial Delay of Corruption Cases: From the 35th Accord of 2003 to the Repentance Law of 2016
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Uzarowicz, Alexander
Advisor
Beers, Daniel
Abstract
The researcher will focus the paper to answer the following research question: Why is the Argentine judiciary unable to resolve federal corruption cases?
The research will evaluate different hypotheses such as judicial culture, political influence of the judiciary, public scrutiny theory and institutional causes engaging key stakeholders relevant to the subject matter.
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M.A.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1060745Date Published
2020Subject
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Georgetown University
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94 leaves
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