Sentence examples for judicial clearance from inspiring English sources
France's state of emergency legislation allows the government and the police to search and detain people without a warrant, place suspects under house arrest without prior judicial clearance, block certain websites, and ban public gatherings.
This Note is the first to call on the judiciary to reclaim the right to exercise judicial review of the merits of security clearance determinations.
Furthermore, it charts a path for lower courts to reopen judicial review of the merits of security clearance determinations, provide injured plaintiffs with a remedy, deter future racial discrimination, and avert a chilling effect on agency decisionmakers.
One loophole gives the government the absolute right to strip employees of their security clearances and fire them, without judicial review.
But it was understood from other persons involved in the selection process that the delay in making nominations has occurred because a number of names submitted in the past have failed to receive clearance from the American Bar Association, which screens judicial candidates.
In 2013, the US supreme court, in an act of judicial activism or hubris, eliminated from the 1965 Voting Rights Act the critical pre-clearance clause for states that historically prohibited black Americans from exercising their franchise.
The Obama administration has defended invoking the state secrets privilege to prohibit judicial consideration of entire subject matters and to deny attorneys with top-level security clearances access to documents they have already seen.
There is judicial relief.
Compare judicial activism.
A judicial dismemberment?
