Sentence examples for judicial secrecy from inspiring English sources

Judicial biography lies at the intersection of two dark alleys: a corner where judicial secrecy meets authorized biography.

Is judicial secrecy defensible in an era of judicial supremacy?

Mr. Kaspar-Ansermet said by telephone that judicial secrecy prevented him from commenting.

He was also placed under investigation – the equivalent of being charged – for influence peddling and violating judicial secrecy.

"Specific data about the total and the deforested areas are still matters of judicial secrecy," Ibama told the Guardian.

Judicial secrecy has emerged as a major issue in Washington as Congress tries to draft new laws improving the ability of Government regulators to monitor safety trends.

The court case, which resumed in an Ontario court last week, involves layer upon layer of information under a judicial veil of secrecy that may reach the highest echelons of the Canadian democratic system.

In 1975, it won a Pulitzer Prize for editorials on government secrecy and judicial censorship.

Some said that he might have violated laws protecting sensitive personal data or the secrecy of judicial investigations.

Mr. Kovner said that "it was disappointing" that the lawyers' association plan did not discuss ending the secrecy of judicial disciplinary proceedings.

The Hill article quotes the ACLU's Alex Abdo as follows: "For years, the government has shielded its surveillance practices from judicial review through excessive secrecy.