Sentence examples for exercise judicial from inspiring English sources

English kings of arms have less extensive powers, derived from the Earl Marshal, do not exercise judicial power, and cannot change names.

F. D. R. threatened to pack the court with justices who would stand aside, exercise judicial restraint and allow Congress and the president to enact laws reflecting the popular will.

In other countries (e.g., Austria, Germany, South Korea, and Spain) courts can exercise judicial review only after a law has taken effect, though they can do so either in the abstract or in concrete cases.

It is ironic, to say the least, to see Justice Clarence Thomas, an outspoken critic of judicial activism, explain for the court's majority why it is irrelevant that the Federal Maritime Commission does not exercise judicial power.

When courts judge challenged administrative actions to be unreasonable or to involve abuses of discretion, those actions are declared null and void, as are actions that are judged inconsistent with constitutional requirements when courts exercise judicial review in the conventional or constitutional sense.

The State Commission on Judicial Conduct recommended on Monday that Judge-elect Nora S. Anderson be suspended when she takes office next month in Manhattan Surrogate's Court and that she not exercise judicial power until charges that she violated campaign-finance laws are settled.

This Court has not been hesitant about exercising judicial review.

In addition to their legislative duties, aldermen exercised judicial power in minor civil and criminal cases.

Ten years ago this week, the Supreme Court opened the door to reform by exercising judicial review.

When a judge suffers an electoral defeat because he or she exercised judicial independence, we all suffer.

The inconsistency is perhaps best explained by the Court's wish to pretend that it is not exercising judicial discretion.