Sentence examples for judicial rules from inspiring English sources

They appealed the verdict, Clark said, but never got a ruling affirming or denying their guilt because of Italian judicial rules that require court proceedings to be dropped if they aren't concluded by a legally prescribed deadline.

The court overturned a law signed by Gov. Jeb Bush that would speed up the appeals of death-penalty cases, ruling unanimously that it usurped the court's authority to set judicial rules, and in 1989 overturned a law that required parental consent to get an abortion.

Under British judicial rules, the boy's identity was kept secret.

Judicial rules prohibit the televising of federal criminal proceedings.

Judicial rules also restrict what they can say in a campaign.

The judicial rules in question prescribe the ethical norms that federal judges must follow.

In legal papers, Court TV has argued that the federal judicial rule banning cameras is unconstitutional.

Last week, the United States Supreme Court upheld a Florida judicial rule that prohibits candidates for election to state judgeships from personally soliciting money for their campaigns.

The immediate target was the court building – a symbol, for republicans opposed to the peace process, of imposed British judicial rule.

Privacy advocates and a U.S. senator are seeking to block a judicial rule change they worry will vastly expand the government's surveillance and hacking powers.

The proposed judicial rule change in Maryland bypasses the legislature, and thus, much of the opposition, although lawmakers would likely still have to pass legislation to support pretrial alternatives.