Sentence examples for judicial contexts from inspiring English sources

Questions of coercion arise in numerous different judicial contexts, including judgments of responsibility and/or culpability for torts and crimes.

Outside of specifically judicial contexts, questions about coercion may arise, either with respect to shaping public policy, or for the sake of measuring social progress.

The difficulty in defining timeliness, when put in a judicial context, also explains why the Federal Court has little ground to stand on to merit punishing government departments that choose to delay.

"The judicial context and the political environment in general is not conducive to a fair trial and due process," Shahin said, adding that Sisi is "treating Egypt as an extension of the army and not the other way around".

Given the fact that these two types of international migration happen in a completely differential judicial context, having major consequences on the amount and direction of migration flows, assumptions on these two types of migration have been made separately.

Moreover, the sufficient issue overlaps and fundamental commonalities in approaches to the problems faced by MDOs provide a general societal and judicial context for an analysis of MHCs and a related HR discussion, notwithstanding the presenter references the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) (1950) for her HR analysis.

It then advocates for an increasing attention to this integration around approaches basing clinical approaches on educational activities designed to mediate the relation between the young delinquent and the educational staff, importing in the judicial educational context the well-known principles of milieu therapy in adolescent psychiatry.

Nickerson argues that reasoning in judicial and political contexts is sometimes subconsciously biased, favoring conclusions that judges, juries or governments have already committed to.

In this context, judicial independence refers to the judiciary's independence from the legislative and executive branches of the government.

These are also opportunities for us and the international community to share expertise and engage in respectful and context-specific judicial capacity-building projects.

According to the new law, brain imaging techniques can be used only for medical purposes, or scientific research, or in the context of judicial expertise.