Sentence examples for judicial relevance from inspiring English sources
He later admitted that what he knew had no judicial relevance.
6. Relevance is relevant.
The non-refoulement principle, emanating from the international realm but having domestic relevance, is the thread that links these judicial cases and is precisely the refugee protection at stake in this discussion.
Whether our research eventually appears in judicial opinions or not, academics are forced to confront questions of relevance.
The judgment may also be of relevance to the current debate over whether there should be judicial or ministerial authorisation of interception warrants (which were not the subject of the Davis/Watson case, but which relate to the content of communications and may thus be considered more intrusive than the communications data at stake in that case).
Given that the assessment of plus value and, hence, legal relevance is so heavily contextual, it is difficult to see how a judicial precedent can be of much value in another case in determining a point of legal relevance (James 1941: 702).
The Chevron team, however, repeatedly denied the relevance of the environmental evidence to a case that, it contends, it largely about judicial fraud.
Wigmore's position on relevance is strangely at odds with his strong stand against the judge being bound by judicial precedents in assessing the weight or credibility of evidence (Wigmore 1913).
The relevance of relevance.
