Sentence examples for impartial decision-maker from inspiring English sources

The United States Supreme Court held, 5 to 4, that due process was violated because of the lack of an impartial decision-maker.

The representatives based their request on the "appearance of a conflict of interest," because of a conflict they see between his duty to be an impartial decision-maker and the Thomas household's financial gain from her lobbying.

And the legal concept I'm espousing (ph) is that under the law of war, Article 5 specifically of the Geneva Convention, requires the detaining authority to allow an impartial decision maker to determine the question of status.

FROM THE DISSENT By Justice Souter Kim's claim is a limited one: not that the Government may not detain LPRs to ensure their appearance at removal hearings, but that due process under the Fifth Amendment conditions a potentially lengthy detention on a hearing and an impartial decision maker's finding that detention is necessary to a governmental purpose.

That means the person gets notice of the kind of behavior that will constitute a violation and trigger sanctions, that the person gets notice of what those sanctions will be, and there's a fair and impartial decision maker at the appellate level and the original hearing level.

The judge, in his 25-page ruling, said Davis has demonstrated "prejudgment of all murder cases," thereby depriving Rosenkrantz "of his right to an impartial decision maker". Also Thursday, Barry Goode, the governor's legal secretary, denied that Davis has a no-parole policy.

The state is meant to be an impartial and objective decision-maker, not cast in opposition to the individual.

Meng enjoys a full panoply of rights, including legal representation, freedom on bail, and a hearing before an impartial and independent decision-maker.

If a dispute involves only the conflicting rigs of private litigants, it is elementary that the decision-maker must be impartial and qualified to understand and to apply the controlling rules.

And finally, "prudent decision-maker".

Change the decision-maker.