Sentence examples for judicial background from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Rehnquist, who was a Justice Department official before he joined the court and was the last justice without a judicial background, was also wary of having only former judges on the court.

Journalist and author Paul Kelly, who wrote two books on the crisis, paints this delay as a major mistake by Whitlam, given Kerr's judicial background.

So someone with a political background has a feel for those rules, which someone who has a purely judicial background may not.

Until Dr Kelly's death, Blair had resolutely vetoed any judicial inquiry into the background of the war.

But Patricia M. Hynes, who has looked into the background of judicial nominees for the American Bar Association in the past, said that until the Irizarry case, she had "never before experienced such widespread and consistent negative comments about a nominee's temperament".

She has an impressive judicial record, a stellar academic background and a compelling life story.

"The judicial system, economic and family background, just logistics of how you can move around in this world.

That's a big no-no to senators, who expect a thorough submission of background materials for judicial nominees.

This connection is a matter "not so much for judicial notice as for the background knowledge of educated men who live in the world".

On cross-examination, lead prosecutor Adam Schiff pointed out that background checks about judicial appointees are particularly important because judges cannot be fired, only removed by the cumbersome impeachment process.

Most certainly the mediator, attorneys and judicial officer came from different backgrounds and had different life experiences.