Sentence examples for constitutional adjudication from inspiring English sources

III, however, is that constitutional adjudication is available only on terms prescribed by the Constitution, among which is the requirement of a plaintiff with standing to sue.

Constitutional adjudication often bears unpalatable fruit.

Applying international law and reducing political expediency through constitutional adjudication.

John F. Manning, The Role of the Philadelphia Convention in Constitutional Adjudication, 80 Geo.

John F. Manning, Textualism and the Role of the Federalist in Constitutional Adjudication, 66 Geo.

There are limits to which the Court should not run to escape a constitutional adjudication.

Plainly we are not faced with a situation of constitutional adjudications of long duration, where change is resisted because community patterns have been built around them.

[n28] On these premises, this Court, in its constitutional adjudications, has consistently refused to view the Communist Party as an ordinary political party, and has upheld federal legislation aimed at the Communist problem which, in a different context, would certainly have raised constitutional issues of the gravest character.

Justice Ginsburg wrote that, in the absence of a lawyer, defendants facing immediate prison time and those with suspended sentences suffered the same constitutional injury: an adjudication of guilt that was not "sufficiently reliable to permit incarceration".

CCs' jurisdiction typically includes judicial review of legislation and adjudication of constitutional disputes.

That constitutional commitment to legislative adjudication profoundly affected the experience of government.