Sentence examples for judicial obligations from inspiring English sources
That's inconsistent with his judicial obligations".
The relevant obligations here are the official obligations of the individual: the judicial obligation to decide cases according to the dictates of stare decisis and other obligatory practices; the executive official's obligation to apply the law.
"Like anyone else, the state is not free to walk away from judicial orders enforcing constitutional obligations," Justice Jaynee LaVecchia wrote in the ruling.
In this latest, strongly worded ruling, the New Jersey Supreme Court admonished the state to put its house in order and reminded the governor and the Legislature that they were "not free to walk away from judicial orders enforcing Constitutional obligations".
First, one might take as given the general structure of adjudication within a particular judicial system and ask what obligations the judges within that system ought to have.
However, even in times of national emergency -- indeed, particularly in such times -- it is the obligation of the judicial branch to ensure the preservation of our constitutional values and to prevent the executive branch from running roughshod over the rights of citizens and aliens alike.
Duka is now filing his case with the US supreme court, but the highest judicial authority in America has no obligation to hear his appeal.
It also means ensuring the establishment and enforcement of a legislative and judicial system that defines the rights and obligations of individuals and legal entities, regulates their activities in the public interest and protects their agreed rights.
George W. Bush recently stated that the Senate has an obligation to act promptly on judicial nominations and that he would expect action within 60 days on any he made.
Senators also have an obligation to consider a nominee's judicial philosophy and ideology.
But the Senate has a constitutional obligation to take up Obama's judicial nominees — and the fights over them are likely to be fierce.
