Sentence examples for judicial inspection from inspiring English sources

The mere assertion of a laudable governmental purpose, of course, should not immunize a race-conscious measure from careful judicial inspection.

As Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in a concurring opinion, laws that " 'do little or nothing for health, but rather strew impediments to abortion,' cannot survive judicial inspection".

To avoid or reduce the contamination Chevron, during the official judicial inspection, took soil only from the top layer.

"Targeted-regulation-of-abortion-provider laws like H.B. 2 that do little or nothing for health, but rather strew impediments to abortion … cannot survive judicial inspection," she said.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg added her own concurring opinion, which, in a single paragraph, warned lawmakers that any medically unnecessary abortion restrictions intended to make it harder for women to access the procedure "cannot survive judicial inspection". .

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg warned lawmakers in her concurring opinion on Monday that these types of laws "do little or nothing for health, but rather strew impediments to abortion" and "cannot survive judicial inspection". .

August has brought the start of judicial inspections by Ecuadorean authorities of sites that residents contend were polluted by a subsidiary of what is now ChevronTexaco.

In judicial inspections of 102 of these sites, 100% of them - each and every one - were found to be contaminated.

These test results from other judicial inspections demonstrate Chevron left toxins at levels many times higher than the legal limits.

The rejoinder reads: "During the JIs (judicial inspections) Chevron's experts sought to avoid finding pollution by sampling only to depths that it knew to be clean.

Without the knowledge of the Ecuador court, Chevron's experts conducted unofficial and secret pre-inspections of the sites so they could avoid the badly contaminated areas during the official judicial inspections.