Sentence examples for judicial judgment from inspiring English sources

He added, "The glue holding it all together is judicial judgment".

Declaratory judgment, in law, a judicial judgment intended to fix or elucidate litigants' rights that were previously uncertain or doubtful.

In both cases, there is a dangerous gulf between judicial judgment and public perception of the issues.

It is the duty of the judicial branch not to exercise political will, but only to render judicial judgment under the law.

Lawrence Lessig, a law professor at Stanford and the author of "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace," also questioned the wisdom of a rush to judicial judgment.

[Excerpts, Page A20.] Justice Anthony M. Kennedy objected in dissent that the court was unwisely substituting "judicial judgment for the executive's discretion and authority," in effect establishing a rule that after six months, "foreign relations go into judicially supervised receivership".

The five-member majority strayed too far from their previous judicial judgments while hewing too closely to their publicly identifiable political leanings, he concludes.

It may be released for judicial judgments, to law enforcement officials or for national security.

In March, however, the High Court disagreed with him in a Judicial Review judgment that rejected an attempt by his organisation to force councils to collect in this way.

Wilkinson is withering about the Supreme Court's recent decisions striking down gun control laws under the Second Amendment, which he compares to Roe v. Wade in their tendency to impose "judicial value judgments based on thin and shaky grounds".

Long delayed by India's snail-like judicial system, the judgment caused an outcry in India.