Sentence examples for judicial intent from inspiring English sources

Suzanne Spaulding, a former legal adviser to the Senate and House intelligence committees, says improvements in data-mining technology have enabled intelligence agencies to milk favourable court rulings in ways that exceed judicial intent.

"It appears as though the Egyptian judicial system seems intent on 'losing' him in the system by detaining him in a constant cycle, without the need to produce a shred of evidence to support their accusations".

Moreover, Bork was a legal intellectual, a proponent of original intent and judicial restraint.

But now Bristol City Council has been served with a formal notice of intent for judicial review of that decision.

In that time frame, all questionable ballots must be reviewed by the judicial officer appointed to discern the intent of the voter in a process open to the public.

As the dissent noted: "In [the four days remaining], all questionable ballots must be reviewed by the judicial officer appointed to discern the intent of the voter in a process open to the public.

It was, for all intents and purposes, a judicial coup d'état.

And if the intent is to produce some elite judicial body, Judge Platt said, he draws a comparison to the creation in various places of specialized family courts.

A The answer lies primarily in judicial interpretations of the code and in the intent of the rent stabilization system, said Adam Leitman Bailey, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Lawyers for Massey suggest that the case is a Trojan horse whose real intent is to do away with judicial elections because any spending in such elections is suspect.

Today at Sheffield crown court, where their case was sent to be tried in the adult judicial system, the pair admitted grievous bodily harm with intent, robbery, and forcing a child to take part in sexual acts.