Sentence examples for judicial responsibility from inspiring English sources

Ms. Goldberg said this provocative attitude was an abdication of judicial responsibility.

But one possible reason is that in both situations the administration's actions are direct challenges to judicial responsibility and power.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., joined by Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Samuel A. Alito Jr., issued a cutting dissent that accused the majority of abdicating judicial responsibility in favor of a federal bureaucracy with vast and unsupervised power.

So I'd like to think Justice Kennedy's message wasn't shedding judicial responsibility but rather: don't count on us to lead you, because courts aren't set up to be leaders.

The values and considerations appropriate to justifying acts are often assimilated to those that define judicial responsibility, whereas the values that bear on justifying the punitive institution are akin to those that govern statutory enactments by a legislature.

For the Court to take this approach in Obergefell would be an abdication of judicial responsibility.

The baillis' judicial responsibilities were, perhaps, the most important.

Arnaud Montebourg, a Socialist deputy, insists that Mr Chirac "has to face up to his judicial responsibilities".

As the power of the Kebiishi was extended to the provinces, it began to acquire judicial responsibilities and recruited men with training in jurisprudence.

"Summer on the lake helps take away pressures of judicial responsibilities, and in our safari clothes we feel like Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart," Justice Hickman said.

British critics of the extradition treaty have said the pact effectively outsources British judicial responsibilities to the United States without securing reciprocal benefits or distinguishing between serious and lesser crimes.