Sentence examples similar to a key judicial instance from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors are totally in control, to an almost dictatorial degree, of key judicial processes – including, as we saw in Ferguson, the grand jury process.

First, historically the executive has made judicial independence safe for authoritarianism through appointments of key judicial officials.

Despite the constitution's guarantee of judicial independence, the president names most key judicial officials.

Statistical analyses on disciplinary process factors might offer valuable information on issues of key judicial impact.

Victims' advocates scrutinized the proceedings as a key test of a judicial system they see as stacked against women reporting abuse and sexual violence.

The king, they say, has made judicial reform a key goal.

So a key question in each of these instances is: Where were the regulators?

Justice ministry officials have constantly pointed at Iraq's inefficient judicial system as a key reason for abuses, claiming they have no control over the security forces.

The need is apparent: Judicial review is a key feature of a properly operating, multilayered system of competences of all federal systems.

Temperature, for instance, is a key player.

Considering that Democratic Presidential candidates routinely highlight judicial appointments as a key reason for support, Obama's keeping so many seats vacant is outrageous.