Sentence examples for judicial prejudice from inspiring English sources

This was less arresting than talk about judicial prejudice, and the news editor of the Herald Tribune had, accordingly, placed it in a less prominent position.

Earlier that month, Mr. Berlusconi's governing majority passed a furiously contested law that allowed defendants to seek transfer of their trials if they had a "legitimate suspicion" of judicial prejudice against them.

Judicial bias.

"A Cry in the Dark" works wonders on so many levels -- as a mature exploration of how religion helps keep some families together, as a prescient reminder of how innocent victims can be destroyed by media bias, public prejudice and judicial carelessness, as a demonstration of the inconceivable power of nature -- that it's shameful such a modern classic has been virtually forgotten.

For a presidential candidate (or president) to presume guilt is to prejudice the judicial system and treat Constitutional protections as inconvenient barriers.

From April 2015 until after securing the Republican nomination in July 2016, Trump used interviews, rallies, debates, and speeches to launch 45 separate and venomous attacks against Bergdahl, rewriting the textbook on how to prejudice a judicial proceeding.

Or, from the establishment perspective, to threaten the judicial process by potentially prejudicing prosecutions.

He should make no extrajudicial statements that have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing a judicial proceeding.

His selective and malicious prosecution violated his human rights through judicial misconduct, abuse of office bias and prejudice".

The statement said those arrested and charged in Thursday's raids must be afforded the presumption of innocence so the judicial process could take its course without prejudice.

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