Sentence examples for judicial papers from inspiring English sources

Seated at his desk, Chief Justice Genaro Gongora Pimentel was partly hidden behind an 18-inch stack of judicial papers.

"Unless there is some presently unknown basis for the library's action, we think it is such that future donors of judicial papers will be inclined to look elsewhere for a repository".

Early in his career, Rehnquist told the legal historian Stanley Katz that he thought there ought to be a requirement that all judicial papers be given to the Library of Congress.

The details of Saviano's own life are sparse, for example, and his undercover investigations do not reach a climactic unveiling; nor are the facts he garners from judicial papers about the Camorra's role in narcotics, construction, waste management and murder particularly new.

An extensive collection of Black's personal, senatorial, and judicial papers is archived at the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress, where it is open for research.

The three leading candidates for Justice Stevens's seat served in the Clinton administration in Washington, and two of them have long judicial paper trails.

Justice O'Connor, who retired in 2006, also came to the Supreme Court from service on a state appeals court and so did not have an especially relevant judicial paper trail.

That lack of time on the bench may both help and hurt her confirmation prospects, allowing critics to question whether she is truly qualified while denying them a lengthy judicial paper trail filled with ammunition for attacks.

In a city like Laurel, with a population of 18,393, one's personality and faith are often more important than a judicial paper trail or an adherence to an agenda.

Ms. Kagan, considered by some Democrats as the most likely candidate, could be hard for Republicans to block given her lack of a judicial paper trail and her support from conservatives who appreciated her opening the doors to them when she was the dean of Harvard Law School.

Equally in Kagan's favor is the absence of a potentially compromising judicial paper trail.