Sentence examples for judicial ability from inspiring English sources
STILL, in recent interviews, several people pointed to Judge Jackson as an example of the judicial ability to climb a steep learning curve.
Judicial power is not independent.
It has been asked if Parliament had "taken away absolutely the judicial power of review for ISA preventive detention cases", and whether this reflected the Legislature's "distrust in the independence of the Judiciary and its ability to deal impartially with ISA cases that affect national security notwithstanding the limited form of judicial review laid down in Chng Suan Tze".
When U.S. courts are seen to be cognizant of other judicial systems, our ability to act as a rule-of-law model for other nations will be enhanced".
As they point out, in most countries judicial review — the ability of judges to strike down legislation or forbid executive actions deemed incompatible with the rights and procedures specified in a constitution — is vested in a special constitutional court, not in the regular appellate courts, as it is here.
Their efforts to deny judicial nominees the ability to even get a vote on the Senate floor ultimately led Democrats to change the rules in order to make it easier to advance nominees.
Analytical ability and judicial experience play a role, but personal convictions or biases often matter more.
However, he will keep the monarch's judicial powers, including the ability to appoint judges and to commute prison sentences.
Following decades of dictatorship, members of the executive, legislative and judicial branches have limited ability to provide adequate services to their constituents.
The state has long restricted the conduct of candidates running for judicial offices, but its ability to enforce those rules has been challenged in court.
Phillips, who was required to head the panel that chose Lord Neuberger as his successor, said pointedly that the new president "had not only a wealth of judicial experience but the ability to lead a collegiate court".
