Sentence examples for judicial evaluation from inspiring English sources

This story also needs a full investigation and a considered judicial evaluation, not a quiet settlement.

But do not think, even there, that you can avoid the steely gaze of the judicial viper… judicial evaluation is, we are told, the key form of assessment.

The competence of the advocate will be assessed by two forms of evaluation: judicial evaluation and evaluation by an approved assessment organisation.

Therefore, judicial evaluation of explanation quality ameliorates the court's informational disadvantage, and may induce a court to uphold a government decision it would otherwise invalidate.

APTC would have the trial court trust its decision rather than submit evidence so that an independent judicial evaluation can be made concerning the need for anonymity.

The resentment of the bar association's special role has festered since 1987, when the association's judicial evaluation committee gave a mixed review to Judge Robert H. Bork, President Ronald Reagan's choice for the Supreme Court.

But Ms. Barnett said the judicial evaluations were made by a committee of 15 lawyers who were "isolated and insulated from the policy positions of the A.B.A".

We can still condemn "the conscious intention to do harm," he says, and he goes on to sketch a system of social and judicial evaluations that can lead to making valid moral judgments about people without invoking their wills.

Judicial evaluations of search warrant requests for probable cause provides an ideal setting to examine this question because the judges in this context have access to information on how well they did on their probabilistic calculations (the officers who conduct the search have to file, in every case, a "return" detailing what was found in their search).

For several decades, Chicago Appleseed and the Chicago Council of Lawyers have collected and disseminated judicial evaluations of Cook County, IL judges -- now available at voteforjudges.org/.org/

Future public and judicial evaluations of these laws should recognize them for what they are: political gamesmanship and not rational or useful public policy.