Sentence examples for cause of judicial from inspiring English sources
Since her retirement from the Court, in 2005, O'Connor has devoted much of her energy to the cause of judicial selection.
But one can disagree with the specifics of the liberal brief against the Roberts Court and still welcome liberalism's conversion to the cause of judicial restraint.
Tina Kankia, another member of Russia Behind Bars, said the protests had helped the cause of judicial reform, and in the coming years could energize a large following in Russia because of the country's high level of incarceration, close to that of the United States.
Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has taken up the cause of judicial independence since her retirement from the bench.
Most alarmingly, the execution of Timothy Evans represented an unequivocal case of judicial murder.
"But rioting will do nothing for the cause of changing the judicial view of these cases of excessive force.
"There has been an extra cost both to the courts and to prisons caused by the postponement of judicial proceedings.
Mr. Dreeben said that while the Apprendi ruling had caused "a considerable amount of judicial chaos," the government had adapted by charging and submitting to the jury those facts that could raise the maximum sentence.
He explains that the lack of central authority following the emancipation of black slaves in the South resulted in "the capture and imprisonment of thousands of indigent citizens almost always under the thinnest chimera of probable cause or judicial process....repeatedly the timing and scale of sites in arrests appears more attended to rises and dips in the need for cheap labor".
The White Papers violated the Basic Law of Hong Kong's principle of judicial independence and caused concerns of whether China has intentions of degrading the city's status to an autonomous region similar to Tibet.
In fact, the geography of judicial districts is itself a potential cause of further confusion about which interpretation of the law applies in a given area.
