Complaint-Recourse Procedures Law and Legal Definition
A complaint-recourse procedure is a procedure adopted for redressing specific grievances. Upon successfully redressing the grievances the procedure provides a legally enforceable remedy. Such remedies are enforced by passing orders that force the government to compensate a victim, or admonish a perpetrator or even change a government’s policies and practices.
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Related Legal Terms
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Procedures (Family Law)
- Competitive Procedures
- Complaint-Information Procedures
- Criminal Law and Procedures Motions
- Electronic Surveillance Minimization Procedures
- Employee Registration Procedures
- Energy Conservation Maintenance and Operating Procedures
- Federal Rules of Appellate Procedures (FRAP)
- Grievance Procedures
- Physical Search Minimization Procedures
