Sentence examples for closer judicial from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the long run, the remedy for false, involuntary, or unreliable confessions lies in better police training, closer judicial scrutiny of police interrogation methods, and the development of a societal consensus against modern variations of ancient tortures.

Although the court's earlier rulings suggested that injunctions should be subject to closer judicial scrutiny than a law, that is a disputed proposition that is one of the underlying issues in this case, Hill v. Colorado, No. 98-1856.

Since the 2005 fiasco the NDP has changed the rules to eliminate close judicial supervision of polls.

…the key to the concept was to combine immediacy of actual consequences with close judicial monitoring, and real community input into policy.

But the Court's decisions [p372] have established that classifications based on alienage, like those based on nationality [n5] or race, [n6] are inherently suspect and subject to close judicial scrutiny.

Indeed, the Court has held more than once that state classifications based on alienage are "inherently suspect and subject to close judicial scrutiny". Graham v. Richardson, 403 U.S. 365, 372, 91 S.Ct.

Classifications based on alienage, being inherently suspect, are subject to close judicial scrutiny, and here the State through appellee bar committee has not met its burden of showing the classification to have been necessary to vindicate the State's undoubted interest in maintaining high professional standards.

5 If one thing on this subject can be said with confidence it is that the protection afforded by the Fourth Amendment against search and seizure by the police, except under the closest judicial safeguards, is not an outworn bit of Eighteenth Century romantic rationalism but an indispensable need for a democratic society.

This process of withdrawal from the former doctrine culminated in Graham v. Richardson, supra, which for the first time treated classifications based on alienage as "inherently suspect and subject to close judicial scrutiny". 403 U.S., at 372, 91 S.Ct., at 1852.

Any reversal would be subject to close judicial scrutiny, and we are fully prepared to bring that case". The news broke as thousands of veterans continued to stream in from across the country in charter buses and private vehicles.

This is significant because drug courts -- criminal justice programs that seek to reduce drug use through mandated treatment and close judicial oversight -- are supposed to help people address their drug problems and successfully exit the criminal justice system.