"judicial delay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to delays or postponements in the process of a legal case or trial. For example, "The court case has been delayed several times due to judicial delay."
Despite the problems of judicial delay, nonenforcement and corruption, it is increasingly possible for Russian businesses to find recourse in foreign courts.
Retired Gen. Augusto Pinochet won a third judicial delay in having his fingerprints and mug shots taken while he awaits a possible future trial for human rights violations that occurred during his rule over the country.
Delays in execution can be attributed to a number of factors: the sheer scale of the structural problem (as with Italy's judicial delay cases), the complexity of remedial action (as is arguably the case with the removal of innocent people's DNA from the UK's DNA database).
2. People want freedom from all forces of religious extremism, unaccountable administration, harsh laws, judicial delays, intimidation and violence.
Such cases are partially a consequence of the mounting judicial delays that have accompanied shrinking court budgets across the country.
A dispute between White Industries and Coal India had been pending for eight years, and White claimed the judicial delays amounted to an infringement of rights of an investor.
As a rule, judicial delays only make for novelty items in the press, with antique cases yielding stories of the ironic and the sad and the preposterous.
At a third, placards read, "We Want Safety, Not Compensation," referring to the money given by government to the family of the rape victim, and "We Want Justice Not Dates," referring to the judicial delays.
Last July, India's Law Commission, a government agency, published a report warning that judicial delays were "leading to a dilution of the Constitutional guarantee of access to timely justice and erosion of the rule of law".
It cited corruption and judicial delays in prosecutions, and said strong political will from South Africa and Mozambique – as well as the Asian countries that are the destination for much of the horn – was needed.
This is why it is time to crash these two parties in order to salvage America's dysfunctional democracy so that no longer could the House Republicans deny the president his mandate; so that no longer would the Senate indefinitely delay judicial appointments at all levels of the judicial system thereby denying the American people the speedy due process they are entitled to.
