Sentence examples for declared judicial from inspiring English sources
More than a third of the vacancies have been declared "judicial emergencies" based on court workloads and the length of time the seats have been empty.
When there are 84 vacancies in appellate and district courts, 34 of which have been declared judicial emergencies, there is no time for delays.
Two of these vacancies have been declared judicial emergencies; one seat has been vacant for 10 years, longer than any seat in the country.
Almost half of the vacancies on the federal bench have been declared "judicial emergencies," where the remaining judges are overworked trying to make a dent into the backlog of cases, sometimes in excess of 600 filings per judge.
Bankruptcy, the status of a debtor who has been declared by judicial process to be unable to pay his debts.
Insolvency is distinguished from bankruptcy in that bankruptcy denotes a particular legal status to be determined and declared by judicial decree.
The seat has been declared a judicial emergency by the Administrative Office of the Courts as it is one of five vacant on the court, which today has only 10 judges.
More than half the nation's population lives in a part of the country that's been declared a "judicial emergency".
Hynes, with considerable reason, had declared that judicial elections in Brooklyn were a sham, complete with rigged outcomes orchestrated by the Brooklyn political machine.
This year, McConnell's use of the rule will hold open 14 circuit judgeships, including four in circuits where the backlog of cases is so large that court administrators have declared a "judicial emergency".
Twelve of President Obama's nominees for vacant federal judgeships, all with bipartisan support and nominated in states where the backlog of pending cases is so large that court administrators have declared a "judicial emergency," are being kept off the Senate floor by filibustering senators.
