Sentence examples for judicial law from inspiring English sources

"Many, many individuals pursue their jobs for the primary purpose of learning, like judicial law clerks, like other apprentices," he said.

QUESTION FROM LARRY: What post-integration role could you see for the Taliban — such as judicial, law enforcement, etc.? The Taliban judges seem to be more honest than those of the present government.

8.19pm BST Elsewhere in Cairo protestors demonstrate in front of the judges club ahead of Egypt's Islamist-led parliament decision to push ahead with a controversial judicial law which the opposition fear will give the Islamists' control over courts.

He added, "Many judicial law clerks, who work for federal judges for one or two years immediately after graduating from law school, leave their clerkships to work for top firms in big cities and immediately make as much as the judges for whom they clerked".

Arthur began his legal career as a U.S. district court judicial law clerk.

From the reign of James VI systems of judicial law were enforced and by the early eighteenth century the feud had been suppressed.

Mr. Clement dismissed this idea as the "Blakely-ization of the guidelines," which he said would amount to "judicial law-making".

They point to remarks that Mr. Obama made on CNN where, after saying he did not believe "in a bunch of judicial law-making," he went on to describe in relatively explicit terms for a presidential candidate what sort of perspective he would want his nominees to have.

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Analysts say this may bode well for his plans to revamp labor, energy and judicial laws.

"After their handover to us, they will be dealt with according to our judicial laws and  the agreements reached with the international community".