Sentence examples for a judicial determination from inspiring English sources
* * * Since courts which require the ultimate submission of the voluntariness issue to the jury refer to the necessity of a judicial determination without specifying its character, it is sometimes difficult to determine which of two procedures is being approved * * *.' Meltzer, supra, at 323-324.
"We say there should have been a judicial determination to look into their intellectual disability before they were sentenced.
That is the purpose of settlement: to resolve government claims without costly and time-consuming litigation — that is, without seeking a judicial determination of liability.
Following this, Farr, Whitlock, pursuant to court order, transferred the funds to Sabbatino, to abide the event of a judicial determination as to their ownership.
The State's rightindeed, dutyto protect minor children through a judicial determination of their interests in a neglect proceeding is not challenged here.
Many States require a judicial determination of incompetence, other findings, or a substituted judgment when a patient or inmate refuses psychotropic drugs.
Thus, any judicial determination of a controversy regarding electors based on a new, postelection rule of state law would fail to satisfy the requirements of Section 5 and would not receive the benefit Congress intended to confer on election results and the resolution of controversies concerning elections determined according to rules established and in place before an election.
Speedy Judgment The justices agreed to decide whether, when free speech interests are at stake, the Constitution requires a prompt judicial determination of a challenge to a state or local licensing law.
854, 43 L.Ed.2d 54 (1975), we held that the Fourth Amendment's shield against unreasonable seizures requires a prompt judicial determination of probable cause following an arrest made without a warrant and ensuing detention.
That would be a very convenient way for obtaining a speedy judicial determination of questions of constitutional law which may be raised by individuals, but it is a mode which cannot be applied to the states of the Union consistently with the fundamental principle that they cannot, without their assent, be brought into any court at the suit of private persons.
Nor does the novelty of the problem posed by roving searches in border areas undermine the importance of a prior judicial determination.
