Sentence examples for judicial accuracy from inspiring English sources
While this technological trend may generate immense advantage for society at large in terms of clinical benefit, prevention, self-quantification, bias-reduction, personalized technology use, marketing analysis, military dominance, national security and even judicial accuracy, yet its implications for ethics and the law remain largely unexplored.
David Randolph Smith, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs, also submitted signed declarations from former vice chancellor Tim Rogers and former director of the office of student judicial affairs Jenny Wright confirming the accuracy of statements made about them in the amended complaint.
To optimize the reference standard, opinion of experts or medical, social or judicial teams are usually used [ 21, 24- 28, 30- 33], but the accuracy of these assessments is not known.
It adds: "The public expects, and is entitled to expect, exemplary fairness and accuracy of any public statements made by the defendant [the CPS] in relation to any ongoing judicial proceedings".
Rather, by focusing on split decisions, where judicial ideology is made most plain, Public Citizen found that "one can predict [Judge Bork's] vote with almost complete accuracy simply by identifying the parties in the case".
There is judicial relief.
Compare judicial activism.
A judicial dismemberment?
"Our judicial system worked.
