Sentence examples for context of judicial from inspiring English sources

According to the new law, brain imaging techniques can be used only for medical purposes, or scientific research, or in the context of judicial expertise.

Hangman's fracture (Fracture of cervical vertebrae) in hanging is usually described into the context of judicial type of hanging where the individual is dropped from a calculated height with sub-mental or sub-aural position of ligature knot.

In the S.E.C. filing, the carrier said that "in order to successfully restructure the company, alternative restructuring scenarios in the context of a judicial reorganization also must be considered," referring to the possible need to seek bankruptcy protection.

The legality of the registry and of ordering data disclosure, and the protection of trade secrets are ensured by the execution of the authority's procedures according to the rules on administrative procedures, in the context of which judicial review (legal remedy) is ensured in all cases.

The question comes to us in the context of the judicial landscape after the Daubert decision and its successors, Kumho and Joiner (Berger 2005).

He added, "The concept of judicial restraint cuts both ways".

"This comes in the context of an absence of judicial oversight and a lack of scrutiny from parliament and an under-resourcing of the intelligence commissioners, so in effect the public can't be certain that the reassurances from the minister are upheld in any way by intelligence agencies".

Further, there is an element of judicial behavior that in the context of American judicial behavior sounds downright bizarre, yet is common elsewhere: the absence of dissenting opinions.

In this context an emphasis is placed on the availability of judicial remedies.

Three types of judicial interpretation are commonly identified in the context of section 3: "reading in", "reading out" and "reading down".

So for Roberts the propriety of judicial review of legislation apparently depends on the context.