The phrase "judicial application" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use this expression when you are referring to a legal request for a court to take a certain action. For example, "The plaintiffs filed a judicial application to have the defendant's assets frozen."
Police are likely to make a judicial application this week to remand Simpson-Kent in custody until official extradition proceedings are requested by UK police.
But the combination of over-regulation, arbitrary administrative rulings, abrupt tax changes and a primitive judicial application of business law have frustrated joint-ventures.
On the other hand, § 2244 was obviously not intended to foreclose judicial application of the abuse-of-writ principle as developed in Wong Doo and Price.
Indeed, the importance of access to "special facts" has been a recurrent theme in administrative and judicial application of Rule 10b-5 to insider trading.
This Article explores the judicial application of the doctrines of free movement and citizenship in the European Union and in the United States.
In this paper, the judicial application of transient heat conduction equations and a newly defined transient local Ra with the appropriate boundary conditions has allowed the tracking of the time and spatial development of local hydrodynamic equilibrium to the point of instability.
The case has led Gov. Gray Davis to require that all judicial applications be signed under penalty of perjury.
He said that he never intentionally provided incorrect information and that inaccuracies on his judicial applications resulted from his wife typing them.
In his judicial review application, the man says: "I have had no communication from him since March of this year.
In a joint statement released earlier this week the SNP and BBC confirmed the judicial review application had been dropped.
The UKCA acts on behalf of the Home Secretary, who is named as defendant in Berlusconi's judicial review application.
