Sentence examples for judicial orientation from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, Walker, a conservative with libertarian sympathies (he has spoken out about the futility of the drug war, for instance), is no more likely to let his sexual orientation determine his judicial orientation on a matter like this one than any heterosexual judge ruling on say, a divorce or sexual-harassment case would be.
And there is no Supreme Court precedent subjecting laws that classify based on sexual orientation to the rigorous judicial scrutiny that has been applied to classifications based on race or sex.
We want to end discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender expression, and sexual practices in judicial legislation and proceedings.
Nor have judicial decisions banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation come as bolts from the blue.
Corporation statutes and most judicial decisions largely tend to reflect the interests and orientation of management or, to use another popular term, insiders.
The touchstone of Obama's judicial nominations has been diversity — of gender, race, and sexual orientation.
The administration announced that while it would continue to apply DOMA, under the president's constitutional duty to enforce laws, it now believed that statutes discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation had to meet a heightened standard of judicial scrutiny, a test that it concluded DOMA would fail.
In 2015 the Supreme People's Court emphasized the interdependence between justice and politics in China: "people's courts deepening judicial reform shall adhere to the Party's leadership to ensure that judicial reforms maintain the correct political orientation".
