Sentence examples for judicial life from inspiring English sources

"I cannot attribute that divorce to work," she told a panel on judicial life, "but certainly the fact that I was leaving my home at 7 and getting back at 10 o'clock was not of assistance in recognizing the problems developing in my marriage".

That observation came to mind in reading one commentary on the judicial life of retiring Justice John Paul Stevens.

In a constitutional democracy with judicial life tenure, demanding candor as the price of confirmation hardly seems unreasonable.

Although not common in Canada, they have been a judicial fact of life for some time.

In Qatar's judicial system, a life sentence is equivalent to 25 years.

On the other hand, at the Supreme Court last term, "5 to 4" became a judicial way of life.

But lawyers and human rights groups have protested against the creeping secrecy in something as fundamental as the judicial taking of life.

Last month, the president of the past 15 years, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, swept a referendum amending the constitution to allow him up to 12 more years in office, plus judicial impunity for life.

The greatest single guarantee of judicial independence is life tenure.

And judicial appointments are for life.

That is because judicial appointments are for life.