Sentence examples for judicial division from inspiring English sources

The study observed similar disparities in the county, prosecutorial district and judicial division in which Mr Robinson was sentenced, as well as in his own trial.

Judge Anacleto Badoy said he would not step down despite being accused of having an "inflated ego" by the chief judge of his judicial division.

In February, when it looked as if organizational politics might doom any action, the A.B.A.'s president, Stephen Zack, worked to win agreement from all relevant segments of the organization, including, most important, the group's judicial division.

Historically, Tyldesley formed part of the Hundred of West Derby, a judicial division of southwest Lancashire.

Historically, Astley formed part of the Hundred of West Derby, a judicial division of southwest Lancashire.

Historically, Atherton formed part of the Hundred of West Derby, a judicial division of southwest Lancashire.

The invitation was extended months ago by Judge Bernette J. Johnson of the Louisiana Supreme Court, the chairwoman of the bar association's judicial council, a division composed of about 840 black members who are current and former judges.

Justice Johnson is the current head of the association's judicial council, a division composed of about 840 blacks who are present and former judges on Federal, state and local courts.

The separation of legislative, executive, and judicial powers, the division of the national legislature into two houses, and the distribution of power between the federal government and the states all serve to prevent "political actors" from attacking individual rights unopposed.

It was probably that A minus he got in Judicial Process, an upper division class he took as a sophomore and which remains the only blemish on a report card that otherwise has straight A's.

Officials say the amendments were adopted to bring the regulations in line with existing rent laws, judicial decisions and housing division interpretations of those laws.