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Jeremy Hunt was in direct text contact with James Murdoch while he had quasi-judicial responsibility for News Corporation's BSkyB takeover bid, the Leveson inquiry has heard.

Hunt argued that once he was given quasi-judicial responsibility for the bid he was able not to wipe his mind clear of his previous views, but he was able to set them aside.

Frédéric Michel told the inquiry on Thursday that by December 2010, just before Hunt was given quasi-judicial responsibility for the bid, the Conservative cabinet minister and his Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) were supportive of News Corp's argument that the BSkyB deal would not be detrimental to UK media plurality.

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

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

Har! Olson says the Prop 8 decision is "judicial responsibility," not "judicial activism".

Some may consider allowing the jury to hear such evidence an abdication of judicial responsibilities under Daubert (Anderson et al. 2001).

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".

Though the royal Council retained legislative and judicial responsibilities, it became a primarily administrative body.

(Approximately 90% of criminal trials result in plea deals) For her to have done other than vigorously defend her client (whom she thought was guilty) would have been a failure to do her judicial responsibilities.