The bottom line is that the president must receive judicial input before ordering the death of an American citizen.
The legislation, endorsed by President Uhuru Kenyatta, will also make it unnecessary for security officials to obtain judicial permission before wiretapping someone.
Gaddafi has faced judicial challenges before -- particularly after the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland -- and he managed to survive relatively unscathed.
Hunt said he had not heard the phrase "quasi-judicial" before becoming involved in the bid but understood that it meant "he had to be fair to both sides".
"The Americans first have to establish a judicial system before we can start enforcing the law".
Mr. Leveson thanked Mr. Murdoch for his time in preparing testimony and documents for the judicial inquiry before adjourning.
That referred to the judicial era before the New Deal, when pro-business courts routinely invalidated laws on minimum wages, child labor and business regulations.
Police departments around the country say they will be more likely to seek judicial approval before using the devices, if they were not already doing so.
Mr. Straw said he would await the outcome of any judicial review before announcing his decision on whether General Pinochet, 84, can return to Chile.
It hopes to get the application to bring a judicial review before a high court judge for urgent consideration within two days.
Mr. Mazuz will grant Mr. Olmert a judicial hearing before making a final decision on an indictment, a Justice Ministry statement released Wednesday said.
