Sentence examples for judicial assessment from inspiring English sources

Re-accreditation will be required every five years, if it takes place in an assessment organisation it will require at least one judicial assessment.

Even if you use an assessment organisation (a far more expensive process) to move up a level, an advocate will need a judicial assessment on at least two occasions.

It is of course less good for us than a full inquest because then the evidence would be made public, but at least some judicial assessment would be given to the secret material which the government holds, and which we know contains evidence implicating the Russian government in this murder".

Of the 1,243 UK applications pending for judicial assessment at the end of last year, over 1,000 relate to voting rights for prisoners – the unresolved issue that has provoked a bitter stand-off between the UK parliament and the ECHR.

It's a test case seeking judicial assessment of whether Uber is complicit in illegal acts by its drivers.

But, more broadly, the legal battles are seen as part of a long-running test of Britain's balance between human rights and national security, pitting demands for his removal against judicial assessments, in Britain and Europe, relating to human rights.

The original seven categories included the following: The process of judicial diversion Screening, assessment, and treatment design in diversion cases Resource issues related to the reforms Communication with criminal justice partners The relationship between treatment and supervision Referred-client suitability Overall perspective on the reforms and their implementation.

All these juvenile offenders received forensic assessment on judicial order.

Recognizing that science, too, only represents reality is a starting point for rethinking the judicial role in the assessment of litigation-generated science, and for realigning that role with the realities of judicial competence.

In court systems that have done away with money bail, judicial officers typically conduct assessments that consider a defendant's personal, financial and criminal background to inform bail decisions.

The competence of the advocate will be assessed by two forms of evaluation: judicial evaluation and evaluation by an approved assessment organisation.