"[It is] a polycentric decision based upon a multitude of domestic and foreign policy and political concerns for which the expertise of ministers and their officials are particularly well-suited and the courts ill-suited".
The standing doctrine has for years been a major site of contestation between liberal and conservative judges, between those whose priority is maintaining access to court to the greatest degree possible and those who believe that the constitutional separation of powers makes the courts ill-suited to resolve many of the problems that people try to bring to them.
When George started working out one-on-one and practicing with his teammates, he urged them not to hold back because he didn't want to step on the court ill-prepared for how opposing teams would attack him.
Interlocutory orders are committed by statute to the judgment of the District Courts, and this Court ill-serves the judges of those courts and the overwhelming majority of litigants by devising exceptions to the statute when it believes a particular litigant has been wronged.
The argument is also closely connected with the view that courts are ill equipped to determine which measures are appropriate to prevent international terrorism.
For all of those reasons, courts are ill equipped to deal with the increasingly urgent problems of prison administration and reform.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was most active in advancing the notion that the president is privy to national security information that courts are ill prepared to second-guess.
Saying that "courts are ill suited to second-guess military judgments," the appellate panel ruled that the Pentagon's policy did not violate constitutional rights because of the special circumstances of the military.
"I have great respect for the court decision based upon the law, but the court is ill suited and ought not be used as a remedy or arbiter to determine what constitutes appropriate planning," Mr. McGreevey said.
Three days later, Mr. Chimbalanga arrived in court noticeably ill.
Russia's courts are ill-equipped to impose and collect fines for non-payment.
