Sentence examples for judicial consent from inspiring English sources

Kansas law allows anyone under 18 to marry with parental or judicial consent.

Such judicial consent agreements often take years to resolve, along with expensive outlays by manufacturers.

With parental or judicial consent, you can marry at 14 in some states, and in Massachusetts, for example, there is no minimum age.

This is expected to lead to a judicial consent decree, which would order fundamental changes in the way the police force does its work.

Drawing richly on game theory and the new institutionalism, he examines the political conditions under which presidents can change policy without congressional or judicial consent.

The agency has also become more vigilant about documenting foster care placements and ensuring that officials had proper judicial consent before placing children in the foster care system for more than six months, Mr. Rogan said.

Klingsberg, Ethan (1994) "Contextualizing the Calculus of Consent: Judicial Review of Legislative Wealth Transfers in a Transition to Democracy and Beyond," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 27 : No. 2, Article 2.

Every state allows youths under 18 to marry in certain circumstances, such as with parental consent or judicial approval.

One idea for a change that he offered was to require unanimous consent among judicial panels making final reviews.

Senators have a right to advise, as well as to decide whether to consent, on judicial nominations.

Especially when the Senate is almost evenly divided, a supermajority requirement is one good way for the Senate to fulfill its constitutional duty to give advice and consent on judicial appointments.