Sentence examples for judicial move from inspiring English sources

It's quite clear that in these very, very volatile circumstances after the overthrow of Morsi, Mubarak's release will be interpreted as a political and not a judicial move.

NAKAGAMI, Japan — In a widely expected judicial move that could widen a rift in the country's governing party and fuel opposition calls for a new election, Ichiro Ozawa, the party's power broker, was indicted Monday on accusations that he misreported political funds.

We've also seen the conviction of 13 land activists for legitimate protests; a judicial move against one of the country's most respected human rights activists; the harassment of politically active monks; and the arrest of an independent radio station owner on charges of secessionism.

Now, in the most activist judicial move I've seen in a long time, the Supreme Court dismissed the class action suit Dukes v. Wal-mart sending that same message to the women of Wal-mart by ruling that a class of 1.5 million plaintiffs was just too big for evidence of gender discrimination to be "common" to all of them -- one of the basic requirements in a class action lawsuit.

But Mr Feldman's analysis raises a good question about the implication of piecemeal judicial moves to limit the reach of the executioner.

Kevin Winters, McCollum's solicitor, said on Friday that further judicial moves had to be completed before the terms of her release were determined.

And though nobody expects Mr Bush to face legal problems at home, it is just possible that in some other country, a prosecutor (or a private citizen initiating a civil suit) will try to hold him to account for America's record in Iraq and elsewhere.Across the world, leaders are fretting about the judicial moves that might be in store for them, especially after they leave office.

Both Ms Yingluck and lawmakers from the ruling party also face investigations by Thailand's anti-corruption commission - paving the way for judicial moves against them.

The Saudi judicial system moves in a mysterious, not to say capricious manner.

The judicial system moved slowly, and no high-profile public officials were convicted for economic crimes during the year.

As the judicial process moves on, though, Judge Guzmán or appellate courts could decide that General Pinochet is mentally unfit to stand trial and halt the proceedings.