Sentence examples for judicial organization from inspiring English sources

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

This is the pattern of judicial organization in Britain, for example.

K. A. DILDAY "The judicial organization of the United States is the institution which a stranger has the greatest difficulty in understanding.

Judicial organization was based on two separate foundations: Muslim jurisdiction practicing Sharīʿah (Islamic law)—and French civil courts; the latter were primarily located in the larger towns where the Europeans were concentrated.

He or she will have played it close to the vest in their decisions, rulings and opinions in their stints on the various appellate courts; so close that not one of the picks will likely raise a whimper of criticism or protest from any impartial legal or judicial organization.

From the 12th century onward, they substituted for the old feudal structure an orderly administration and fiscal organization, set up a centralized judicial system (using Roman law), and began extensive legislation.

The Interfraternity Council is a student-led governance organization that assists the member Greek organizations with finances, public relations, programming, judicial administration, recruitment, and academic achievement.

"This is the year the dam is bursting," said Bert Brandenburg, the acting executive director of Justice at Stake Campaign, a judicial reform organization.

"If you look at this in context," said Geri Palast, the executive director of the Justice at Stake Campaign, a judicial reform organization, "this is related to the major money wars going on in elected judicial races.

Kavanaugh, who was sworn in Monday despite accusations of sexual assault by several women, failed to secure his name's URL and it was scooped up by Fix The Court, a judicial reform organization.

The organization found that many institutions — our judicial system in particular — have made notable improvements.