Sentence examples for judicial monitoring from inspiring English sources

Three national library associations have requested judicial monitoring of Google's book-search settlement with authors and publishers.

By Shoko Wanger May 5, 2009 Three national library associations have requested judicial monitoring of Google's book-search settlement with authors and publishers.

"The judicial bodies don't approve of the decree, and they don't approve of the draft constitution, and under current constitutional articles, it is impossible to hold a referendum without judicial monitoring," said Ahmed Kamel, a spokesman for Amr Moussa, a former diplomat under Mr. Mubarak who ran for president last year and has emerged as an opposition leader.

The company has just started moving away from judicial monitoring, but it is seeing quick results: It tracks about 15,000 people on the judicial side (a very profitable business, with revenue of $140 a month a user), and it has 35,000 people who are voluntarily tracked.

The multilevel legal order in Europe, with national courts and the ECJ (and in some cases also the European Court of Human Rights) sharing jurisdictional power, ensures, in principle, the judicial monitoring of laws, the ability to handle 'conflicts of law', and to reach conclusions in hard cases within a time limit.

Critics of the newly proposed amendments fear that the key changes — the way appointments are made to the constitutional court, the main watchdog of secularism in Turkey, and to the Senior Council of Judges and Prosecutors, responsible for judicial appointments and monitoring court officials — would damage Turkey's founding principles.

The proposed law, derided by critics as a "snooper's charter," would give the police and security agencies tracking terrorism suspects the right under judicial supervision to monitor Internet traffic in the same way that they can now monitor cellphone and landline telephone calls, a range of powers already available with a court order to investigators in the United States.

As New York has already done, states might also consider ways to monitor judicial elections and blow the whistle when candidates engage in injudicious campaigning.

Justice Bradley could not be reached for comment, and officials from the Wisconsin Judicial Commission, which monitors judicial behavior and standards, did not return calls.

The events were coordinated by the Alliance for Justice, a liberal group here that monitors judicial selections, and Physicians for Social Responsibility, a doctors' group that advocates stricter gun laws.

Leading organizations that monitor judicial nominations, including the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, have been lining up against Ms. Irizarry's nomination, sharply questioning her qualifications and character.