Sentence examples for judicial factors from inspiring English sources

Physician, patient, and judicial factors reported in precedents are shown in Table  1.

On comparing judicial factors, we found that the proportion of cases involving decisions up to 1996 was significantly higher for obstetrics and gynecology departments (p = 0.034).

One of Scotland's best known law firms has ceased trading following a decision by its interim judicial factor.

Chartered accountants Henderson Loggie were appointed interim judicial factor earlier this month after The Law Society of Scotland, which regulates the profession, raised concerns about Ross Harper's accounting practices.

The Ross Harper partners have until 10 May to lodge answers to the Law Society's original court petition for the appointment of judicial factor.

"The decision by the judicial factor to cease the firm's trading therefore marks the end of an era within the Scottish legal profession.

Mr Mitchell said his priority was "to ascertain the assets and liabilities of Ross Harper's", but he added that if a permanent judicial factor was appointed, all creditors would be entitled to lodge claims.

"It is however an important part of our role to protect client interests and seek the appointment of a judicial factor whenever we have concerns that client money is missing or, because the accounting records are so poor, we cannot tell if client funds are missing.

But doctors note that the Medicare law says "there shall be no administrative or judicial review" of factors used to compute their payments.

The US judiciary has become a site for overheated discussion on how identity factors into judicial thinking.

By calling attention to the role of nonlegal factors in judicial decision making, Llewellyn and the realists initiated an interdisciplinary turn in American legal education and made clear the need for lawyers to draw on the social sciences in understanding the development of law and what judges do.