Sentence examples for judicial expertise from inspiring English sources

In 2011, with the new bioethics law, France has become the first country to admit by law the use of brain imaging in judicial expertise.

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.

When Supreme Court justices thought they found a way for urban students to escape failing schools, they ventured into an area beyond their judicial expertise.

Ideally, trials should be conducted in the country where the crimes occurred, but Rwanda lacks the resources and judicial expertise to provide adequate trials.

Nation states, who nominate judges from their own and other countries to stand for positions in international courts, have been accused of "vote trading", a practice where states lend their support to nominees from other countries based on political considerations, rather than judicial expertise.

Therefore, this freedom in managers' decisions necessarily requires judicial expertise to separate viable and unviable bankrupt firms.

But the Code of Conduct for judges makes a specific allowance when "a judge's judicial experience provides special expertise in the area".

He also earned distinction for his expertise in judicial ethics, receiving the 2009 Dwight D. Opperman Award for Judicial Excellence, a national honor presented by the American Judicature Society.

"While we respect the right of the IRB to intervene, we also respect the knowledge and experience of appointed – and independent – judicial officers, and their expertise to consider evidence and reach sound findings.

Even fancy Manhattan firms with hundreds of lawyers seldom have more than a handful of cases pending in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which is known for its august history, superior judicial craftsmanship and special expertise in commercial and securities case.

To get to this result, Bork overthrew the usual judicial deference to the expertise of the administrative board, something he insists upon whenever there is a pro-corporate ruling at stake.