Sentence examples for judicial phase from inspiring English sources
As an added bonus, he is currently staring down the barrel of a six-year jail term – he is in a judicial phase known as "execution of the verdict", which means that his prison sentence can start at any moment.
"My client's confession in the primary and judicial phases came as a result of severe torture," Al Khafaaji said, as Judge Abdalla inspected the report.
Incidentally, the replacement judge was then severely rebuked for allowing the prosecution to write his sentencing order for him - before he had even heard the judicial sentencing phase.
The Bill of Rights originally only restricted the federal government, and went through a long initial phase of "judicial dormancy"; in the words of historian Gordon S. Wood, "After ratification, most Americans promptly forgot about the first ten amendments to the Constitution".
The battle over President Bush's judicial choices enters a new phase this week as the Senate Judiciary Committee takes up a nomination to a post on the federal appeals bench based in Denver.
"I look forward to the next phase of the judicial process".
Yet, despite widespread evidence of innocence and prosecutorial and judicial misconduct during the conviction phase of the trial, the only relief that the courts have granted Mumia has been on his sentence -- and even that came after 30 years on death row.
Judicial minimalism is gone, and the court has entered an assertive and sometimes unpredictable phase.
Pietro Grasso, the prosecutor who leads the national anti-Mafia judicial agency, said on Sunday that investigations were still at a "very delicate" early phase and that "all hypotheses were still under examination".
We are approaching a phase of history where we could aptly add that there is hardly a judicial question that does not turn into a technical one.
The outcomes of five judicial reviews are expected soon, and there are sure to be more when the struggles get going over the phase two route to Manchester and Leeds.
