Sentence examples for judicial legacies from inspiring English sources

Many great judicial legacies have a deep theoretical foundation — Oliver Wendell Holmes's skeptical pragmatism, William J. Brennan's aggressive liberalism, Scalia's insistent originalism.

This paper seeks to evaluate a number of different explanations for judicial systems choice in post communist politics, especially those which emphasize the influence of socio-cultural factors, economic factors, the judicial legacies of the past, and political bargaining.

Still, Obama's judicial legacy is not complete.

Postindependence governments were quick to take steps to eliminate the French colonial judicial legacy.

Since then, the Senate votes have cemented Obama's judicial legacy.

The judicial legacy of 9/11 is a fuzzy one, and the judicial profile has sunk to near invisibility.

"The Obama Brief" (October 27, 2014): The President considers his judicial legacy.

That impassioned dissenting opinion today forms an important part of Justice Harlan's judicial legacy.

One issue that may determine the extent of Trump's judicial legacy is the so-called blue slip.

In those battles, too, where his judicial legacy has been at stake, the President has chosen to remain largely above the fray.

I'm sure CT respects TM, but you're right that he is doing his best to undo TM's judicial legacy.