Sentence examples for judicial irregularities from inspiring English sources

But followers of Jamaat reacted with fury, saying the case brought against Mr. Sayedee and others was politically motivated and tainted by judicial irregularities.

The same court heard the politically tinged bankruptcy case against the Yukos oil company, which ended in dismantlement of the company and was criticized for what some saw as judicial irregularities.

"The Ninth Circuit's June 28 , 2013Order purporting to dissolve the stay...is the latest in a long line of judicial irregularities that have unfairly thwarted Petitioners' defense of California's marriage amendment," the paperwork filed by attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom read.

Chen Shui-bian was convicted by zealous prosecution on corruption charges and with considerable judicial irregularity.

This review committee determines whether or not the due care criteria of the law were respected and sends the case to the judicial authorities when irregularities are found.

At least nine retired generals are facing judicial scrutiny for financial irregularities in different cases.

The apparent demise of Ayatollah Shahroudi – considered a frontrunner until a report last year of a judicial investigation into financial irregularities apparently led to his withdrawal as a candidate for chairing the assembly – has thrown the contest wide open.

Instead, he denied committing "any irregularity, neither judicial, nor moral, nor political".

"Any semblance of a fair trial was jeopardized from the outset by a string of irregularities in the judicial process and his arbitrary, incommunicado detention," they group said.

Investigators searched the French Finance Ministry on Monday as part of a probe into suspected accounting irregularities and insider trading at specialty-chemicals maker Rhodia, judicial and finance ministry officials said.

In a move widely regarded as a milestone for judicial independence in Africa, Kenya's Supreme Court voided the election results on September 1st, citing irregularities in the voting process, and ordered a new election within sixty days.