Sentence examples for based on judicial from inspiring English sources
The nature of the patient's treatment is changed to coercive treatment (based on judicial ruling) Emergence of one or more contraindications against the study drug as mentioned in the Summary of Product Characteristics Patient becomes pregnant.
Mr. Scaring had made a motion to overturn the conviction, reached in March, based on judicial bias, arguing in part that at one point, the judge, who wanted the trial to end in time for his vacation, had effectively asked the defendants to choose between appearing in court on the Sabbath and giving their lawyers equal time to prepare their closing arguments.
Effects based on judicial selection politics can only reliably be detected if one accounts for this filtering of cases judges adjudicate.
The legal concepts at stake were largely based on judicial opinions beginning in the 1940s.
White House officials were involved in the sackings, which the Democrats claim were politically motivated and not based on judicial performance.
"The quandary is that we are holding them based on some intelligence and perhaps not based on judicial evidence that would go forward in a court of law.
If you can fathom that Trump loses by a close margin, can you then imagine that he would not seek to recuse Justice Ginsburg (assuming, as is likely, that the case made its way to the Court, which is already down one justice), based on extra-judicial statements he would likely assert were biased and prejudicial.
In Kavanaugh's case, however, the ACLU said its opposition is not based on his judicial philosophy, or whether it raises concerns about civil liberties.
No Animosity Seen Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman, said that the President expected Judge Bork to be confirmed based on his judicial record and the fact that he is well known within the Washington legal establishment and Congress.
This article offers an empirically grounded interpretivist analysis of the social legitimacy of the European Court of Human Rights based on domestic judicial and political elite accounts of the legitimacy of the Court in Turkey, Bulgaria, United Kingdom, Ireland, and Germany.
