Sentence examples for judicial openness from inspiring English sources

One replacement is a campaigner for judicial openness.

On Monday, Study Times, a weekly party journal, published a commentary titled "A Look at Judicial Openness Through the Bo Trial," which was typical of the line taken by other state news media organizations.

"For the most part, judges have been reluctant to allow pseudonyms, because they're afraid of violating this very fundamental tenet of judicial openness," said Jayne Ressler, a professor at Brooklyn Law School who has studied the question of anonymity in courts.

In the months leading up to the trial, the Danish tabloids, capitalizing on the Danish judicial system's openness and transparency, have let rip with the grisly details of Wall's alleged torture and dismemberment: "This Is How Kim Wall's Panties Fell Off" (Ekstra Bladet) or "She Has Been Sawn Into Pieces" (Berlingske).

A judicial system whose openness, insularity from political manipulation and respect in all regards for the principle of fairness made it the envy of the world is fatally compromised.

Openness in judicial administration ensures the protection of civil and human rights.

"The value of openness in judicial proceedings can hardly be overestimated," the court wrote.

Legitimacy, the most valuable asset of any court, is diminished by judicial secrecy and enhanced by openness.

We look forward to working with state and federal courts to bring more openness and transparency to judicial proceedings".

A preliminary judicial investigation has been opened.

These private enforcement actions – which if won collect from the defendant government – are judged by special tribunals outside of either country's judicial system, without the kinds of due process or openness that exists, for example, in the US legal system.