The mandatory death penalty for drug offences was removed by the then-Barisan Nasional government in 2017, but judges can only exercise
limited discretion to impose life imprisonment for drug trafficking under certain conditions.
Transparency should lead to
limited discretion, avoiding case-by-case evaluation of applications and using a simple process based on clearly defined criteria, whereas automaticity should mean putting in place default mechanisms to confer automatic approvals within a pre-determined time period.
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Limited discretion by the recipient on the conduct of an activity.
Dowd, writing for the Eastern District, said that while trial judges have some "
limited discretion" regarding the form of the insurance question, the Missouri Supreme Court repeatedly has held that parties have a right to know if any of the prospective jurors or their families have a potential interest in the outcome of the lawsuit.
There is, however, no mention of the
limited discretion that exists to render no ground for prosecution.
Although the district has very
limited discretion over its general fund revenues, they have performed well.
Even Singapore has provided
limited discretion for judges.
Yet the Corps is not alone in aggressively eschewing discretion, as the Environmental Protection Agency, Navy, Bureau of Land Management, Interstate Commerce Commission, Department of Agriculture, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Bureau of Reclamation, Coast Guard, and a host of other federal agencies have also insisted they have no or
limited discretion over particular actions within their jurisdiction.
Neither ACICS nor the SDO may submit any new information for the Secretary's consideration, although the Secretary has some
limited discretion to consider information not previously included in the record.
However, during the 1950s, his growing realization that the Federal Reserve System was culpable in both initiating the Great Depression with its policy tightening in 1928 and 1929 and deepening the Depression with its policies after 1929, led him to favor a rule that
limited discretion. We show that a key factor underlying the rules of both Friedman and Taylor is their common view that monetary policy should aim to reduce uncertainty.
When a judge has only
limited discretion not to impose a new law, the Ex Post Facto Clause may prohibit the retroactive application of that new sentencing law.
First, there are "shall-issue" states, in which authorities have
limited discretion to reject an individual for a concealed carry permit based on the criteria provided in the application.
