Sentence examples for judicial bias from inspiring English sources
The party feels bound to protest about judicial bias.
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN) accused Judge Traverso of "gross judicial bias and misconduct".
Pamela Karlan, a Stanford Law School professor, has suggested that "fear of future electoral retaliation" may cause pernicious judicial bias.
Investigations into the affair, recently transferred to Bordeaux because of allegations of judicial bias, will now mostly be dropped.
We are of course aware that in Lebanon, as elsewhere, justice has to operate within a political environment, which inevitably leads to baseless accusations of judicial bias.
Most recently, Mr. Pickering asked lawyers who appeared in his courtroom to write letters in support of his nomination, a request that creates an appearance of coercion and judicial bias.
Our judicial system's bias against shifting fees partly explains that reluctance, but Section 285 is flexible enough to help defend against trolls.
As she neatly struck down Scaring's and Siff 's complaints of judicial error and bias, I thought of Billy Gorta's admiring characterization of her as head girl at a British school.
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WASHINGTON — Republican senators sparred with Judge Sonia Sotomayor on Tuesday over racial bias, judicial activism and temperament as she presented herself as a reliable follower of precedent rather than a jurist shaped by gender and ethnicity, as some of her past speeches suggested.
The court also ordered the opposition candidate, Henrique Capriles, who lost to Mr. Maduro by one and a half percentage points, to pay a fine of $1,698 for insulting government authority by challenging the election results and accusing the judicial system of bias in favor of the government.
