Sentence examples for judicial authorisation from inspiring English sources

This disclosure demonstrates the need to introduce judicial authorisation".

Anyway, the judicial authorisation process for the underlying hacking warrant is inadequate.

Yet the bill makes no provision for judicial authorisation or oversight of hacking powers," PI added.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow Home Secretary, endorsed the judicial authorisation of warrants, describing the proposed move as an "important step.

Our view is that it is such a serious intrusion on privacy that judicial authorisation should be necessary.

The UK government's exercise of these powers will not be subject to a meaningful judicial authorisation process.

The judgment may also be of relevance to the current debate over whether there should be judicial or ministerial authorisation of interception warrants (which were not the subject of the Davis/Watson case, but which relate to the content of communications and may thus be considered more intrusive than the communications data at stake in that case).

They would require a "double-lock" warrant with ministerial authorisation and judicial approval.

Demands include no surveillance without suspicion, an end to secret laws, a requirement for a right to redress, and judicial rather than political authorisation for spying.

A report published in June by David Anderson QC recommended that judicial rather than ministerial authorisation of individual, targeted intercept warrants should be required.

Surveillance of communications in Luxembourg can only occur with judicial approval or by authorisation of a tribunal selected by the prime minister.