Sentence examples for judicial hand from inspiring English sources

The court disregarded a group called Concerned Women for America, which warned in a friend-of-the-court brief against a heavy judicial hand favoring the homosexual agenda.

Even though the US supreme court is supremely conservative, three times a majority held its judicial hand up to President Bush and told him that he simply could not hold prisoners beyond the rule of law.

His judicial hands, therefore, were modestly tied.

New lines would forfeit any argument that the lines are the product of judicial hands and automatically constitutional, and would probably require hearings on the merits of the changes.

The deal also reduces, from five to two years, the deadline for an employee to contest a redundancy in a labour court, although the procedure itself remains in judicial hands.Equally important is the evidence that it is possible in France to reach agreement on reforms through negotiation, without prompting mass protests.

Calls for the death penalty to be imposed are loud and strongly made.Only in exceptional cases does India's judicial system hand down the death penalty, and even more rarely it is carried out.

He has analysed the impact of a judicial ruling handed down last year.

However, the process was followed according to IRB regulations and the decision of an independent judicial officer handed down.

In modern times it has been the epicenter of America's judicial bloodlust, handing out a staggering 294 death sentences and executing more people than any other county in the nation.

"He served his time and there's no doubt about that, and I am a believer that once you serve your time, which our judicial system handed out to him, you are entitled to work again.

The legislature also made repeated attempts to limit appeals to London of judicial decisions handed down by provincial courts.