Sentence examples for judicial influence from inspiring English sources

His decision might also speak to the political bankruptcy of the New Brunswick Conservatives, in terms of lack of judicial influence.

All four judges deciding did find that the United Kingdom was a "foreign power", because it no longer retained any legislative, executive or judicial influence over Australia.

It would thus appear that extra-judicial influence was at play".

There has long been a belief that judicial elections influence the fair administration of justice.

Bernhardt and Nosal (2004) also analyse how judicial discretion influences the outcome of a bankruptcy.

Extravagant spending by interest groups out to influence judicial decisions and snarling television and radio attack ads have long become routine.

While the court's 5-to-4 balance hasn't changed, we can hope that their pledges of judicial modesty will influence the court's performance.

But as constitutional courts around the world developed their own bodies of precedent and started an international judicial conversation, American influence has dropped.

Jim Jaffe Washington, Nov. 17, 2009 • To the Editor: You suggest that this "ghostwritten" material submitted by members of Congress may distort the historical record or influence judicial interpretation.

John Pressley Todd, another assistant attorney general, said there was no principle to distinguish questions about Judge Marquardt's marijuana use from inquiries into all sorts of matters that might influence judicial decision making.

He was accused of making a phone call in 1987 to a Superior Court judge who was hearing a contract dispute, and reminding him that one of the litigants was a powerful senator who could influence judicial pay increases.