Sentence examples for experienced jurist from inspiring English sources

While obviously a talented and experienced jurist, Judge Jones' experience in the law before her appointment to the bench was as a criminal prosecutor.

As a well known and experienced jurist, her opinions carry persuasive weight beyond that of most trial court opinions, but as a matter of law, this opinion is not binding on other courts.

Justice Richard Aronson in a concurring opinion said he agreed that "substantial evidence" supports King's conclusion that "the district attorney engaged in blanket papering of Judge Goethals and did so to retaliate and punish a widely respected and experienced jurist the district attorney previously accepted on a routine basis".

Supreme Court Justices are less bound by precedent than any other kind of judge, so one can never know for sure how even an experienced jurist like Sotomayor will rule once she has that freedom.

"What I am going to do is, I'm going to say: 'Who is the most experienced jurist?

There is no doubt that Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. is an experienced jurist, but past opinions as broad indicators of a how a judge is likely to rule in the future form a perfectly permissible basis on which to reject a nominee.

Not with talented, experienced jurists, but mostly with political hacks who had proven their commitment to right wing ideology completely enough that they were rewarded with a black robe and a federal courtroom gavel.

A panel of international jurists experienced in other cases involving crimes against humanity should advise the Iraqi judges.

Expanding the breadth of experience would help ensure that federal courts have jurists who have some real-life understanding of the myriad issues that come before them.

In a tribunal where the 16 judges include diplomats, academics and jurists from many countries, with different legal backgrounds, Sir Richard stood out as an experienced and practical judge.

When it came to other cases argued before him, McCarthy compensated for his lack of experience as a jurist by demanding, and relying heavily upon, precise briefs from the contesting attorneys.