The phrase "and judicial in a" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and cannot be used effectively without additional context or completion.
Example: "The decision was both administrative and judicial in a manner that ensured fairness."
Alternatives: "and legal in a" or "and authoritative in a".
Moreover, some scholars attest that the Sanhedrin was a single body, combining political, religious, and judicial functions in a community where these aspects were inseparable.
This mechanism, of course, is not the kind of institutionalised system of checks and balances that operates between the executive, legislative and judicial branches in a democratic system.
But to date the international investment, focused on police and judicial training in an official culture rife with corruption and cronyism, has netted modest returns.
It would also serve as yet another reminder to the mainland Chinese of the greater social freedom and judicial independence in Hong Kong, a depressing contrast to what they have at home.
Political and judicial negligence in South Carolina ― a microcosm of the same negligence nationally ― remains entrenched in commitments to ideology over evidence, hard truths neither political leadership nor judicial pronouncements will admit.
Which candidate's party controls the state's electoral and judicial apparatus, in the event of a recount or otherwise disputed election?
The plan provides both jury and judicial input in determining mental retardation after a trial and before sentencing.
"Republicans tend to think you leave those things to the states and judicial activism in the federal courts is an anathema".
Our results show an important gap between clinical practice and judicial decisions in treatments prescribed to plaintiffs demanding medicines for psoriasis in São Paulo, Brazil and corresponding guidelines.
He helped establish a national system of defense (1909) and judicial arbitration in labour disputes.
