Sentence examples for judicial communications from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the judicial communications office confirmed that an application for leave to appeal against sentence has been received.

He cites a statement by the judicial communications office on Tuesday, issued with the full authority of the Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge, which said the Home Office was wrong.

Although May promised the conference she was not making the story up, the judicial communications office, which represents senior judges, insisted the tale was not true and said it had told May's department as much.

A spokesman for the judicial communications office said Munby intended to issue further guidance on the issues raised in his August 2014 consultation on transparency in the new year.

If Clarke decided to take this matter up to Defcon Two this is what he would say: The Lord Chief Justice in England and Wales, Lord Judge, who sanctioned a statement by the judicial communications office on Tuesday, believes that May is wrong on the facts of the case.

"This was a case in which the Home Office conceded that they had mistakenly failed to apply their own policy – applying at that time to that appellant – for dealing with unmarried partners of people settled in the UK," a judicial communications office statement issued at the time of the case said.

He proposes a new judicial warrant for communications data to be obtained in bulk, for example, for specific operations or missions such as preventing attack planning by Islamic State.

"Because the NSA sweeps up judicial and congressional communications, it inappropriately arrogates exceptional power to the executive branch," says the petition.

What this reflects is the emerging consensus in the last few weeks that prior judicial approval [of intercepting communications] is needed".

"Cispa permits both the federal government and private companies to view your private online communications without judicial oversight provided that they do so of course in the name of cybersecurity," he said on Monday.

All full-time judges in the United Kingdom were invited to take part through messages on their judicial intranets and personal communications from the most senior judge in their respective jurisdictions.