Minister of Justice means the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development;
Minister of Justice means the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Palau, and includes any person to whom the Minister of Justice delegates authority to carry out the duties and responsibilities of the Minister of Justice established by this chapter;
Examples of Minister of Justice in a sentence
The Minister of Justice can grant exemptions from these restrictions.
Green Party Members of Parliament will hold the following Ministerial positions: Climate Change, Associate Finance, Conservation, Women, Land Information New Zealand, Associate Environment, Statistics, Associate Transport, Associate Health and an Undersecretary to the Minister of Justice (Domestic and Sexual Violence).
Attorney General of Canada against the Attorney General of Canada and the Minister of Justice of British Columbia.
General’s Office (Procuradoria-Geral da República) shall submit the request to the Minister of Justice, who shall decide on its admissibility.
Within thirty (30) days upon receipt from the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs.
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Minister of Justice means the Minister of the Federation charged with the responsibility for justice;
Minister of Justice means the Minister responsible for the administration of justice in the Republic of Liberia.
Minister of Justice means the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Liberia from time to time or any successor ministry or Person.
Minister of Justice means the person within the state Council of Ministers for the time being responsible or answerable to the state legislature for the administration of justice within the state;
Minister of Justice means the Minister of the Federation charged with the responsibility for justice; "original court" in relation to any judgment means the court by which the judgment was given; "prescribed" means prescribed by rules of court;
Minister of Justice means Minister of Justice in the Government of the Republic of Macedonia.