Sentence examples for common judicial from inspiring English sources
The sentence was, he said, "contrary to common judicial sense, good sense, and worse than the worst expected".
Efforts to create a common "judicial space" are also advancing, with the foundation of an EU police force (Europol) and a prosecutors' office (Eurojust).
Under the Amsterdam treaty, in effect since May, and an "action plan" agreed on last year in Vienna, the EU's governments have already committed themselves to the creation of a common judicial area.
I am therefore grateful to the European Parliament for advocating the creation of a truly common judicial culture, as you have just said, Mrs Pagano.
In my opinion, we nevertheless need to go beyond the current training model based mainly on national postgraduate schools in order to build a stronger common judicial culture, which is still lacking.
The attorney should be familiar with the laws and common judicial decisions made in your state.
Completed between 1813 and 1820 and spanning Ferdinand VII's fall and return to power, they consist of allegorical scenes that critique post-war Spanish politics, including the Inquisition and the then-common judicial practice of torture.
A lawyerly debate arose over whether one-candidate races, common with judicial elections in New York, are good or bad.
An ugly, expensive campaign for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court is but the latest example of what is now common in judicial elections: millions of dollars in misleading television ads, subsidized by lobbies that have cases before the bench.
6th to 14th centuries), the deeply laid tradition inherited from the theocracies and priesthoods in the ancient Middle East of a common social, judicial, political, and religious structure was sustained and gave expression to medieval civilization, especially in the Latin West.
That kind of blunt language is not common in judicial opinions, Professor Morrison said, and it may be a sign of some sympathy toward those trying to get a case concluded more quickly.
