Sentence examples for judicial attention from inspiring English sources

But involuntary commitment for addiction treatment, while certainly not new, has received considerably less judicial attention.

"There has been an awful lot of judicial attention to this case," Ms. Anderson said.

Special intake procedures also distinguish the family court, which screens potential cases to eliminate those not really requiring judicial attention.

The Greek ombudsman cited nearly 300 cases of recent racist violence involving Golden Dawn members that also received no judicial attention.

We join Astoria, Queens, and Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, along with cities across the country, in calling judicial attention to the problem, and not just with T-Mobile.

And in more extensive comments on that same theme in a 2000 speech, she defined judicial attention to "policy" in terms of deference to lawmakers.

Ms. Romanova, a former journalist who leads Russia Behind Bars, a group advocating judicial reform, brought attention to the case by championing her husband's cause at several mass protests after disputed parliamentary elections in December.

From the amount of attention judicial activism receives, one would think that the Court is striking down legitimate policymaking efforts left and right.

While attention to judicial nominations usually focuses on the Supreme Court, few who go to the courts seeking justice get that far.

Chief Justice Rehnquist, despite his many speeches urging attention to judicial pay, would not provide the fourth vote, for reasons he never explained.

He has also pledged to overhaul the judicial system, giving special attention to resuscitating the inactive Constitutional Tribunal, which is roughly equivalent to the United States Supreme Court.