Sentence examples for judicial access from inspiring English sources

However, the lawsuit could arguably allow CREW to get judicial access to the tax returns in order show the extent to which Trump is indebted to both foreign and domestic lenders.

By raising 100 million Kenyan Shillings ($1.3 million), the campaign hopes to increase the number of core services available to local communities – including safe schools, responsive health care, judicial access, community policing, counselling centres and hotlines.

Google has revealed the full scale of the US government's use of controversial legislation that bypasses judicial approval to access the online information of private citizens.

If national institutions give even their poorest and least educated citizens some shot at improving their own lives — through property rights, a reliable judicial system or access to markets — those citizens will do what it takes to make themselves and their country richer.

More broadly, the ruling illustrated how hard it is to mount court challenges to a wide array of antiterrorism measures, including renditions of terrorism suspects to foreign countries and targeted killings using drones, in light of the combination of government secrecy and judicial doctrines limiting access to the courts.

"Detention of asylum-seekers should always be a last measure and should not be applied arbitrarily and without judicial review and access to remedy.

"There will come a day -- well it comes every day in this business -- when it will matter a great, great deal to the lives of people of all kinds that we be able to with judicial authorization gain access to a kidnapper's or a terrorist or a criminal's device.

In her speech, Jourová specifically emphasized "judicial control" of state access to data, saying: "We need guarantees that there is effective judicial control of public authorities' access to data for national security, law enforcement and public interest purposes.

"We should take great care in any approach to reduce access to judicial review.

Amendments adopted in 2014, for example, give authorities the right to cut internet and mobile phone access without judicial review.

This is why Amnesty puts such a strong emphasis on access to judicial remedy for victims of corporate abuse.