Sentence examples for judicial point from inspiring English sources

"You must take a historic decision," Nino Gatto told the three-man bench, "not only from a judicial point of view but for our country" which could either clarify who is responsible "for having bathed our country in blood", or could "destroy" that possibility.

Judicial advocates point out that the Department of Defence does not pay rent for its Pentagon site and military bases, nor does the Treasury for its 15th Street headquarters in Washington, DC.

These legal and judicial debates point to the margins and fragile balance inherent to the right in question.

The prosecutor's office and judicial experts pointed out that it was possible that the money was legal — both Mr. Mubarak's sons are businessmen.

In 1954, the United States Supreme Court made one of the most judicial turning points with the case of Brown v. the Board of Education, a decision about racial segregation in schools where it was determined that 'separate is not equal'.

Legally, there is a presumption of access to judicial records, a point made in a brief filed by a media coalition, including The New York Times Company.

(In case you are wondering, many Republicans did consider Harriet Miers' lack of judicial experience a point against her. Though one can also find examples of obvious hypocrisy).

Late last month Home Secretary Theresa May said the government was considering the Anderson recommendations, and had not yet made a decision on the judicial sign-off point, although in earlier comments (reported in The Guardian) the government appeared to pour cold water on the idea of handing off warrant authorization to judges.

Defenders of drones say they minimise civilian casualties, but opponents say drone strikes can constitute extra-judicial killing and point to data suggesting hundreds of civilians have died in such strikes.

WASHINGTON -- The reproductive rights advocacy group NARAL Pro-Choice America will launch a new attack Tuesday on one of President Barack Obama's most embattled judicial nominees, Michael Boggs, pointing to new evidence of Boggs' right-wing record on abortion rights when he served as a Georgia state legislator.

"The point of judicial opinions is not self-expression".