Sentence examples for judicial category from inspiring English sources
The phrase "judicial category" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a classification or grouping within the legal or judicial system. Example: "The case fell into a specific judicial category that required a different set of procedures."
PINS is the legal category named in the NY State Family Court Act of 1962, but 41 states have written the judicial category into their laws.
Critics of the statute say that it discriminates against the poor and blacks; that the PINS judicial category is unconstitutional; that the treatment they receive compounds their problems.
And on Tuesday, the Towns Minister Fadela Amara - herself of Algerian origin and an avowed left-winger - said she could "never agree" to a policy that placed foreign-born French citizens in a special judicial category.
If the violence against women case and other recent decisions are part of a judicial effort to define categories of activity that are beyond federal power, my guess is that it will not work.
If the discretion falls outside the precedent fact category, the scope of judicial review is limited to the normal judicial review principles of illegality, irrationality (that is, Wednesbury unreasonableness) and procedural impropriety.
Because Ms. da Camara is a court-approved executor and the auction was also court approved, a group of French auctioneers have now claimed that Christie's auction is a "judicial sale," one of the categories reserved for French auction houses in the 2001 law ending the French monopoly over the local art market.
The court noted that the crime, which stirred widespread protests over sexual crimes against women in the country, fell into the judicial system's "rarest of rare category" that allows capital punishment.
In line with the aforementioned article of the Turkish Constitution and related laws, the court system in Turkey can be classified under three main categories; which are the Judicial Courts, Administrative Courts and Military Courts.
Hunting, anti-terrorism, licensing hours, gambling, postal voting and the judicial appointments system all come into this category.
Article 216 cases constitute an entirely new category of defendant/client, and the judicial diversion program constitutes an entirely new process for offering treatment as an ATI.
The Senate's confirmation of presidential appointments, including to the judicial branch, may fall into the latter category.
