The phrase "judicial judgement" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a decision made by a court or judge in a legal case. Example: The defendant's lawyer argued for a retrial, citing concerns about the fairness of the previous judicial judgement.
Earlier in his episcopate, Bloet had aided Christina of Markyate's family in their attempts to get the religious hermit to marry, at one point giving a judicial judgement that she must marry, which she refused to do.
However, the level of refusal in Sweden, where families were approached directly, was twice that in other regions; this was almost certainly due to recent controversial events when a judicial judgement demanded release of patient records [ 17].
Ofsted chief inspector Christine Gilbert welcomed the ruling, saying: "I am pleased that Ofsted has comprehensively won this case and that the original judicial review judgement in our favour has been upheld in every aspect on appeal".
It demonstrates that during the foundational period for the common law, the question of judgement and judicial ethics was a topic of heated debate - a common problem with multiple different answers.
In a Commons statement on Monday, Brexit Secretary David Davis said it was "perfectly proper" for people to respect the integrity of the judicial process while disagreeing with individual judgements.
In the written judgement, it was revealed that judicial officer Jean Noël Couraud viewed the tackle as a red-card offence that exposed Marshall to the risk of serious injury.
Should this have any bearing on how the gatekeeping role is formulated today? 2. What is the influence of summary judgement on the development of judicial gatekeeping?
He again indicated he was prepared to allow the judicial review to proceed although the full judgement would be handed down on Tuesday.
Chevron warned against the visit to Ecuador, claiming that the documentation of environmental pollution was irrelevant in a case they hope will prove that the original judgement was the result of a fraudulent judicial process.
HelioSlough is currently applying for its own judicial review to force Mr Pickles to make an immediate final judgement.
Judgement has been reserved at the end of a judicial review into Surrey County Council's plans for 10 libraries to be run by volunteers.
