Sentence examples for judicial argument from inspiring English sources

Is this not the very same judicial argument that conservatives have consistently decried on principle for decades?

The judicial argument was that if the UK did not observe the letter of the law, it could not call on others – in this case, China – to do so either.

Professor Green noted that losing judicial arguments often became the basis for later legal changes by legislatures or courts.

One of the government's problems is the adverse impact of the attacks made by media and politicians who play to populist prejudices by calling for the repeal of the Human Rights Act, withdrawal from the convention, a narrowly literal and static interpretation of it, and a "democratic" veto or override to curtail "judicial legislation" – arguments that undermine the rule of law.

In this latest effort to stall the proceedings, the Justice Department said that doing so would help conserve judicial resources, an argument the judge dismissed as "galling".

Why? 5. Do you believe that it would further citizens' understanding of our judicial process if arguments before the Supreme Court were to be broadcast or televised live?

Arguments about judicial restraint are not often principled arguments about jurisprudence; instead, they're politics by other means.

An argument for judicial activism?

Roy Moore is a walking, talking argument against judicial elections.

He portrayed it as "a sweeping argument against judicial review of targeted killing decisions".

By Alex Koppelman March 14 , 2012Roy Moore is a walking, talking argument against judicial elections.