Sentence examples for form of judicial from inspiring English sources

Some see that as a form of judicial suicide.

Does minimalism count as a form of judicial activism?

"The principle remains that a proper form of judicial review should be a merits-based form of judicial review, not just a procedural fairness question," he said.

Late in the argument, though Saharasky seemed to accept some form of judicial review.

In essence, one form of judicial distrust of democratic politics has replaced another.

This form of judicial remedy was created just over 25 years ago.

1961: Rebels against party by voting to restore birching, a form of judicial corporal punishment outlawed in 1948.

But, he said, after the "overreaching" by the Supreme Court decision, "any form of judicial micromanagement is possible".

The Connecticut decision drew on history: [T]he acceptability of imposing death as a form of judicial punishment has declined steadily over Connecticut's nearly 400 year history.

It was imposed as a form of judicial punishment and as a means of maintaining discipline in schools, prisons, military forces, and private homes.

For the same reason, other countries have embraced some form of judicial review even Britain, which has no written constitution to back it up.