Sentence examples similar to judicial competences from inspiring English sources

This seems to suggest that the "substantial effects" analysis is not a factual enquiry for Congress in the first instance with subsequent judicial review looking only to the rationality of the Congressional conclusion, but one of a rather different sort, dependent upon a uniquely judicial competence.

In many of those cases, he wrote, it is foreign policy matters that earn this designation, either because diplomatic wisdom lies beyond judicial competence, or because in foreign affairs it can be important for the nation to speak with one voice and act in unity.

While equality and quality can be related, they raise very different issues of legal standards and judicial competence.

The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals has been perhaps the most activist, to use a loaded term in American law, when it come to addressing issues of judicial competence.

Wang, who has no formal legal training himself, abandoned the efforts of his predecessors to improve judicial competence, training, and autonomy, and instead placed primary importance on the ideological implications of the "Three Supremes" theory and upholding the leadership of the Communist Party.

Recognizing that science, too, only represents reality is a starting point for rethinking the judicial role in the assessment of litigation-generated science, and for realigning that role with the realities of judicial competence.

It focuses only on three areas: professional competence, judicial temperament and integrity.

Senator Norm Coleman, a Minnesota Republican in the political middle of his party, said he needed "to get a better feel for her intellectual capacity and judicial philosophy, core competence issues".

France remained a collection of traditional provinces whose peoples believed that a king should "live off his own," while military success continued to depend on the personal leadership of dynastic rulers whose qualifications as strategists had been less refined by experience and institutional progress than their judicial or administrative competence.

Alberto Gonzales, the former attorney general, says that President Obama ought to consider gender and race -- in addition to judicial philosophy and competence -- when making his pick for the Supreme Court.

Though the Bork vote still rankles conservatives, politics has played little role in the committee's deliberations, which have focused almost entirely on the integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament of hundreds of lower-profile nominees to the federal bench.