Sentence examples for judicial policy from inspiring English sources

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of judicial policy.

"Most jurors said that they would rather stay on late than come back the next day," said Kang Il-wof of the Supreme Court's judicial policy office.

In one sense, given the Judicial Conference's official opposition to the Feeney Amendment, Chief Justice Rehnquist's critical remarks did little more than reflect existing judicial policy.

So-called vote-dilution claims, he wrote, quoting his own earlier opinion, have produced "a disastrous misadventure in judicial policy making".

In New York, the chief judge not only presides over the Court of Appeals, the state's highest, but also heads the administrative board of the courts, which sets judicial policy.

"On the one hand, as a matter of judicial policy, I think it's important for the courts to be worried about interfering with the interrogation process that the United States is undertaking with respect to these combatants," Professor Murphy said.

As in other areas, such as his Robert Bork-led advisory panel on judicial policies, Romney's ultimate intentions aren't clear.

Unless Pope Benedict repudiates the secret judicial policies surrounding Crimen Sollicitationis, excommunicates paedophile priests currently in the fold, and then delivers them publicly to civil authorities worldwide for their prosecution, this recent pronouncement is nothing more than papal bull.

For HIV/AIDS, strategies including advocacy, mobilising affected communities and social transformation through both judicial and policy interventions have been shown to be more successful than relying on individual counseling approaches and efforts to build community empathy (UNAIDS 2005).

I mean novel claims of equal protection outside of race, equal protection as a vehicle for judicial intervention in policy choices made by other branches of government.

And few would question the past success of law and economics in predicting the consequences of certain statutes, judicial opinions and policy proposals.