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The Age of Procedure,general sense, justice was founded on an unwritten pact between the sultan and his “flock” (.), according to which the sultan was committed to protect the tax-paying population from abuse by state officials. Various administrative mechanisms and customary practices provided ordinary people with dire

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The Age of Accountability: Judges on Trial,er different from earlier types of self-monitoring. In the age of modernity “social practices are constantly examined and reformed in the light of incoming information about those very practices, thus constitutively altering their character.”. Giddens identifies an epistemological difference between

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Concluding Remarks,account of the structure of the . judicial system is based on a careful translation of Ottoman laws and regulations, backed by references in accordance with the academic apparatus. The statements he makes on the actual performance of these courts, however, are not supported by references; rather, th

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