Sentence examples for judicial duties from inspiring English sources

I juggled school and my judicial duties until I graduated.

In addition to their judicial duties, all these magistrates had increasing administrative functions.

"Miss Briscoe has not undertaken any judicial duties since her arrest on 6 October 2012".

She is a political functionary — a low-level judge who now discharges her judicial duties distractedly and cynically.

Was it a part of her judicial duties, Judge Keller was asked, to follow normal execution day procedures?

She is a political functionary a low-level judge who now discharges her judicial duties distractedly and cynically.

To write with that purpose would be a violation of my judicial duty.

And this month, Americans United for Life, an anti-abortion group, said Judge Wood's "record shows she places her pro-abortion ideology above her judicial duty".

Where policy "goes to the heart of the functioning of the judicial branch" then comment is not merely permissible, but there is arguably a judicial duty to comment.

Twenty years ago, as an associate justice, Mr. Rehnquist was a solitary voice in any earlier regulatory case when he wrote, "We ought not to shy away from our judicial duty to invalidate unconstitutional delegations of legislative authority solely out of concern that we should thereby reinvigorate discredited constitutional doctrines of the pre-New Deal era".

Contemporary "positivist" theories are, it seems, natural law theories, distinguished from the main body of natural law theory (a) by their denial that the theory of law (as distinct from the theory or theories of adjudication, judicial duty, citizens' allegiance, etc).