Sentence examples for functioning of the courts from inspiring English sources

For more than 200 years, no state or federal judge has been impeached to punish a judicial opinion — a record that has helped preserve the fair functioning of the courts.

Court operations may seem a less compelling matter than deciding guilt or innocence, but court experts say the daily functioning of the courts and how they treat the public actually shape public attitudes about the judicial system more than the decisions.

The madness of Washington's across-the-board budget cuts known as sequestration is causing real damage to the American justice system — undermining the sound functioning of the courts and particularly imperiling the delivery of effective legal representation to poor people accused of federal crimes.

"None of that First Amendment jurisprudence, to my knowledge, is dealing with this issue — the integrity of the functioning of the court system".

The United States should have the chance to observe and assess the functioning of the Court, over time, before choosing to become subject to its jurisdiction.

Jane Castner, an assistant director of the state's Administrative Office of the Courts, which oversees the functioning of the court system, offered statistics that she said put the state bar group's numbers in a different light.

In its advice, the commission repeat an oft-made criticism of the court, "that the current structure and functioning of the court, as it struggles with a voluminous and ever-growing case-load, places it in an impossible situation".

Some of the concerns about the composition and functioning of the court rest on the fear that Mr. Sankoh will try again, as he has in the past, to bargain for amnesty if the country's weakened judicial system has control of the tribunal.

Before the end of 2019 the Committee of Ministers will evaluate whether the reforms adopted ensure sustainable functioning of the Court or whether additional measures need to be taken.

Sir Leigh Lewis, the commission's chairman, said: "In the commission's view the United Kingdom is uniquely well placed to set the ball rolling on fundamental reforms to the European Court of Human Rights, and should do so with a view to achieving the well-being and effective functioning of the court over the long term".

Cooperation at a technical, diplomatic and political level with the ICC is therefore essential for the correct functioning of the Court and greatly needed to put an end to the impunity.