Sentence examples for judicial representation from inspiring English sources

Concerns included policing, economic opportunity, judicial representation, voting laws and reproductive rights.

Contributors explore numerous themes, including the nature and extent of judicial power, the European Court of Human Rights decision in O'Keeffe v Ireland, the process of appointing judges and judicial representation, judicial power and political processes.

Judicial Federalism and Representation.

According to research by Dr Nick Armstrong of Matrix barristers' chambers, the estimated costs of some of the changes – to prison representation, judicial review and the residence test – will be at least £47m.

The Home Office yesterday cancelled plans to deport Yezza tomorrow after his lawyers sought a judicial review and representations were made to the home secretary by both the University and College Union and the University of Nottingham.

For a comprehensive substantive discussion on judicial decisions regarding self-representation, see Boas 2006.

In particular he points to a proposed dilution of pro-army representation in a judicial watchdog, known by its initials HSYK and created by the generals following their last coup in 1980.

Because the duty of fair representation is judicially created, the consequences of its breach necessarily are left to judicial determination.

While applying for a judicial review costs only £60, legal representation for the application and any subsequent court battle would cost thousands.

The political system, the judicial system, and the systems of representation in news media and popular culture continue to operate under the rubric of slavery.

The licensing examination should be conducted and maintained by an independent judicial body (for example, SCHS) with representation from the medical schools.