Sentence examples for judicial questioning from inspiring English sources

But even the Bush administration, in the face of public opposition and judicial questioning, abandoned the practice after 2003.

A court had already ruled before his re-election that his office protected him from judicial questioning.

In all, two dozen riders, coaches, team doctors and masseurs have been taken in for judicial questioning, and a quarter of them have been charged.

Although that would be a more cumbersome approach than simply telling a defendant to obey the law, it might help avoid judicial questioning of the propriety of a settlement.

The interrogations on Tuesday appear to be the first time anyone has faced judicial questioning in the 19 months since the accusations were first made against French troops sent to protect CAR civilians displaced by sectarian violence.

Absent absolute immunity, every person who feels aggrieved would be free to bring a suit for damages, and each suit -- especially those that proceed on the merits -- would involve some judicial questioning of Presidential acts, including the reasons for the decision, how it was arrived at, the information on which it was based, and who supplied the information.

Civil-law nations, for example, typically rely more heavily than do we upon judicial investigation, questioning by a neutral magistrate, the compiling of all evidence into a dossier, and later review of that dossier at trial by judges who may sit without our type of jury.

Regarding the federal courts, the Senate should start seriously questioning judicial nominees on the subject of judicial activism.

THERE is probably never a good time for a former president to be held by judicial police for questioning.

I fully appreciate the delicacy of the judicial task of questioning the workings of a legislative investigation.

Judicial officials began questioning Gbagbo on Saturday over human rights abuses committed while he was in power.