Sentence examples for judicial knowledge from inspiring English sources

I do not think that the Court can so satisfy itself on the basis of its judicial knowledge.

Other facts of importance bearing upon the issue may possibly be deducible from the evidence, or be within the judicial knowledge of that court.

Surely the Court is not resolving this question by drawing on its "judicial knowledge" to supply information as to comparative costs, convenience, or effectiveness.

My point here isn't to debate the merits of either voter-ID or capital punishment for child rape, but rather to ponder the intriguing questions common to both cases: what are the sources of judicial knowledge?

The court takes judicial knowledge that many lighted parks and fields are located adjacent to residential property and must to some extent interfere with the full enjoyment of darkness (if desired) by the residents.

The Supreme Court took judicial knowledge that many lighted parks and fields are located adjacent to residential property and must to some extent interfere with the full enjoyment of the darkness by residents.

The community operates, above all, through the exchange of judicial standards, knowledge and experiences, direct and informal contacts as well as those of international meetings in which judges and scientists debate side by side starting with the problems and not from the differences in national laws [ 5].

Daubert accords to judicial folk-knowledge (i.e., cultural knowledge shared by judges) about the scientific process a privileged, almost insulated, position that it does not grant to the most eminent of expert witnesses.

Perhaps, but the triumph of judicial instinct over knowledge can lead to disaster.

It is still not clear what happened to the money, according to a judicial official with knowledge of the case who spoke on condition of anonymity, saying he was not authorized to comment publicly.

"This is a legally binding document," explained a Lebanese judicial source with knowledge of the case.