Sentence examples similar to established judicial interpretations from inspiring English sources

Its primary user seems to be someone interested in how the judicial system in the US works, and how individual jurisdictions have established judicial systems.

Neither does establishing judicial, customs and competition authorities, and police services to enforce IPR rules.

Appointing judges to serve for life would seem to establish judicial independence, but what power then checks the judiciary?

(a) Administrative and judicial interpretations have established that silence in connection with the purchase or sale of securities may operate as a fraud actionable under § 10(b) despite the absence of statutory language or legislative history specifically addressing the legality of nondisclosure.

Judicial interpretations and federal agency rulemakings have made the definition an ever-changing target.

Judicial interpretations of the Equal Protection Clause have undergone a major transformation over the last fifty years.

This conclusion is unsupported by the history, the language, or previous judicial interpretations of the Act.

Under "strong-form" judicial review, as in the United States, judicial interpretations of the constitution are binding on other branches of government.

In the same section, I also will consider judicial interpretations of banking in general (pertaining to other statutes) and interpretations of other sections of the Bank Act.

Legality sits in government limbo, resting on judicial interpretations of the 44 year-old U.S. Wire Act.

[S]ecret rules and secret interpretations - even secret judicial interpretations - of law do not have the necessary qualities of "law".