Sentence examples for judicial implications from inspiring English sources
The truth commission had no mandate to blame individuals, and its conclusions were to have no judicial implications.
This would in term have insurance judicial implications.
"An important work full of insights and surprises and one that has significant policy implications". "Judicial independence is one of our most sacred institutional values, and the means of securing it in state courts has been a source of continuing debate.
Involved is not only the Constitutional principle, but the implications of judicial review in its enforcement.
But it is in the arena of practical judicial consequences and of implications for future behaviour that the Goldstone report could have most impact.
The elimination of the filibuster against judicial nominees has major implications for the integrity not only of the Senate, but also of the federal courts.
"At that point, the handwriting was on the wall," said Stuntz, and the broader implications for judicial fact-finding under mandatory guidelines were hard to ignore.
DES MOINES — In a rebuke of the state supreme court with implications for judicial elections across the country, voters here removed three justices who participated in a ruling last year that made the state the first in the Midwest to permit same-sex marriage.
It is this role, not some amorphous general supervision of the operations of government, that has maintained public esteem for the federal courts and has permitted the peaceful coexistence of the countermajoritarian implications of judicial review and the democratic principles upon which our Federal Government in the final analysis rests". Id., at 192, 94 S.Ct., at 2954.
The federalism implications of judicial decisionmaking in the areas of common law and constitutional rights were thus made manifest for the first time.
The midterm elections have placed Senate control strongly in Republican hands, which has implications for judicial nominations, appointments, and approvals for any bills that may come out of the Democratic-controlled House.
