Sentence examples for judicial character from inspiring English sources

He has a judicial character, but also has little tolerance for fools.

"There is a litmus test for me," he said about the vote, "and that test is, a judge has to have good judicial character, must have good temperament, and actually has to have some courtroom, or judicial, experience.

"This is the beginning of a new age of judicial character assassination and it only gets worse from here".

This was opposed by Sir Samuel Romilly, who argued that the positions of Chief Justice and Attorney General were incompatible, saying "to appoint a gentleman holding a lucrative office at the sole pleasure of the Crown to a high judicial situation, was extremely inconsistent with that independence of the judicial character which it was so important to preserve inviolate".

Lord Ellenborough stated that The discussion which has taken place here, and the consideration which has been given to the facts alleged, most conclusively show that this is not a case that can admit of no denial or proof to the contrary; under these circumstances, however obnoxious I am myself to the trial by battle, it is the mode of trial which we, in our judicial character, are bound to award.

In effect, the cast of supporting judicial characters in "Spotlight" are the anti-Kim Davises of the Massachusetts government.

Yet most of the "evidence" against him comes from anonymous "judicial sources".This character assault is all the more peculiar given Mr Bonnet's record in office.

Can life tenure be a sufficient measure of independence, when other criteria than a distinguished legal career or judicial temperament dictate the character of appointments?

In this case, this criticism has been more than outweighed by colleagues, lawyers and former clerks who have attested to her judicial temperament and good character.

Although the nuclear negotiations are not directly linked to Iran's worrying human rights record, many believe that an agreement could increase Rouhani's influence over social and judicial practices, moderating the character of the regime.

Merrick Garland is an intelligent man, of high character and judicial temperament.