Sentence examples for before judicial from inspiring English sources

The detainees shown on "Terrorism in the Grip of Justice" have not been charged before judicial authorities, and they appear to be confessing under duress.

Judge Norma Holloway Johnson, the chief federal trial judge in Washington, has hired a lawyer to represent her before judicial and Congressional inquiries into why she assigned several criminal cases involving President Clinton's associates to judges Mr. Clinton had appointed.

But he recalled her standing fast before judicial pressure, which, he noted, was difficult because much of her work was before Justice Harold J. Rothwax, an unusually tough jurist.

In reversing their conviction because they were deprived of their rights to be brought before judicial authorities, Justice Frankfurter wrote: "The history of liberty has largely been the history of the observance of procedural safeguards".

Without confirming that Mubarak would be freed, a judicial source said the former leader would spend another two weeks behind bars before judicial authorities made a final decision in the outstanding case against him.

According to Nicaraguan law prisoners can only be held for 48 hours before being released or taken before judicial authorities, but Ortega was kept almost seven days in what he describes as a "four-by-four cell, with two concrete bunks, a hole to relieve yourself and water for just one hour in the morning and another hour at night".

Mr. Lessig urged the court to act cautiously before attempting "judicial regulation on net architecture".

Several contempt-of-Congress convictions were sustained, however, before the judicial climate changed in the 1960s.

"There are already considerable hurdles imposed by the courts before a judicial review can be brought.

All six officers were arrested and appeared before a judicial officer.

Mr. Cameron added that both Murdochs made similar denials in sworn testimony last week before the judicial inquiry.