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organ of the state (Are we mad? Every organ of the state now seems intent on protecting those who would destroy us. The Daily Mail. | ... clear that it is only in limited circumstances that a state-owned entity with separate legal personality will be regarded as an organ of the state. | The Court states that 'if an organ of the State, or a person or group whose acts are legally attributable to the State, commits any of the acts ...); state's organ (Few UK hits. The state's organs are institutional, symbols of authority, recognisable tools of state power. (government offices ... | provides the framework within which the State's organs operate; ... Where law provides the framework for the organisation of the state's organs ... | ... law and the confidence citizens must have in the legitimacy of state power and the functioning of the state's organs – whether on the traditional national level or ... | statements of claim and legislative action by the State's organs have in fact often been used in order to reinforce a claim. | denotes the authority of the state's organs to investi- gate, prosecute and punish those who have breached its law. Alexander Demidov) |
