Sentence examples for judicial comments from inspiring English sources

His three-page letter was accompanied by 15 pages of judicial comments and legal footnotes.

As such, the fair dealing defence usually only applies when part of a work has been taken, although some judicial comments, such as those of Megaw LJ in Hubbard, state that there are a few cases in which the work is so short that reproducing it in its entirety may be acceptable.

"The men were released from bail in July 2014 following an adverse judicial comment during an unrelated trial where criminal proceedings were stayed.

In the first judicial comment on collusion, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco last Thursday overturned arbitrator Thomas Roberts's decision not to award Steve Garvey $3 million for a contract extension covering 1988-89 thet the San Diego Padres withdrew.

It issued a statement on its website last Friday which said: "As a result of recent adverse judicial comment during a trial where criminal proceedings were stayed, the NCA has decided to release from bail thirteen subjects arrested in relation to a football match spot fixing investigation so that further enquiries can be undertaken".

On the contrary, Neuberger says extra-judicial comments have "more benefits than drawbacks".

We also know Scalia is bargling in Windsor because of his many extra-judicial comments about what was at issue in the case.

The news was reported by The National Business Review the same day, but only attracted controversy three days later when the New Zealand Herald published a report quoting local law professor Bill Hodge who said the comment could "be seen as probably an extra-judicial comment that isn't helpful".

"It's great public relations," said Professor Gershman, who has filed a misconduct complaint against Ms. Pirro with New York's Ninth Judicial District after comments she made during a news conference about the H.I.V. status of an indicted sex offender.

Kilmarnock will not be punished by the Scottish FA's judicial panel for comments made by former boss Kenny Shiels.

Where policy "goes to the heart of the functioning of the judicial branch" then comment is not merely permissible, but there is arguably a judicial duty to comment.