Sentence examples for judicial movement from inspiring English sources

The conservative judicial movement that arose in response to Roe led to the appointment of two justices -- Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas -- who continue to refuse to accept the legitimacy of Roe even after their colleagues have repeatedly reaffirmed it.

Friday's judicial ruling in Colombia represents yet another important step in the growing political and judicial movement in Latin America and Europe to stop treating people who consume drugs as criminals worthy of incarceration.

And the justice minister, Ahmed Mekki, the influential leader of a judicial independent movement under Mr. Mubarak and one of Mr. Morsi's closest aides, was actively trying to broker a deal with top jurists to resolve the crisis.

And the justice minister, a former leader of the judicial independence movement, publicly dissented, arguing that Mr. Morsi should limit his attempt to assert immunity from judicial oversight to acts only related to protecting the constituent assembly or other elected bodies — something the clarification offered Monday appeared to do.

We are now seeing a very public judicial-recall movement in response to a sexual-assault case in California.

His case, a big scandal at the time, underscored the unhealthy nexus between the clubhouse and the courthouse created by the state's system of electing judges, inspiring one of New York's periodic judicial reform movements.

It's true that the mythology of the American Presidency obscures or obliterates the role of other actors, whether the legislative and judicial branches or popular movements for reform.

The Interior Ministry in May had asked for a judicial probe of the Humala movement, but the attorney-general's office did not act.

This increasing judicial activism and third sector movement in the UK from the mid-1970s thethe late 1990s was part of a wider move towards the development of international human rights standards and integration into the European community.

Over time, the fight for their freedom grew into a statewide movement against Alaska's judicial system.

This is a movement aimed singularly at a judicial system that's statistically weighted against black people.