Sentence examples for judicial balance from inspiring English sources
Judge Marrero said he hoped to strike "the most sensitive judicial balance" between national security and basic freedoms.
"Reeva Steenkamp's life clearly weighs less heavily in the judicial balance than Pistorious' access to freedom," it said in a statement.
Mr. Bush said the laws helped rid Texas of so-called junk and frivolous lawsuits, but others say the changes shifted the judicial balance.
"[Ministers] have taken out the reference to judicial balancing in changes made by the House of Lords," the spokesman said.
This makes any judicial balancing act implicated in bail hearings (compared with other states and jurisdictions) systemically skewed in favor of the accused in all cases.
In making a case against judicial deference and for judicial balancing of interests, she says: In Thio's view, courts should adopt a three-step proportionality approach when interpreting constitutional fundamental liberties.
Whilst superficially the limitations are employed on a 'harm-to-others' rationale, the fact that the supposed harms fail to undergo any empirical analysis exemplifies the circumscribed nature of the judicial balancing process.
Thus, it is important to account for pleasure as well as harm in any judicial balancing exercise and to generally theorise a place for this notion, which various harm reduction and public health initiatives across the globe are beginning to do (Bunton & Coveney, 2011).
This power may superficially appear to balance judicial oversight and ministerial power, but there are some significant concerns and unanswered questions.
When challenged by the Constitutional Court — created as an independent judicial check and balance to the Parliament — the Fidesz legislators simply passed a constitutional amendment that effectively curtailed the court's independence.
That important task is shared by the legislature which sets policy and appropriates funds, the executive, who enforces those laws, and the courts which ensure judicial processes that balance enforcement with due process and fair treatment for those accused of crimes.
