"judicial sentencing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a court's decision regarding the punishment for a particular crime. For example, "The judge handed down a lenient judicial sentencing for the accused."
Judicial sentencing is to be televised, the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, has announced.
Real-world applications range from medical diagnoses and judicial sentencing to professional recruiting and resource allocation in public agencies.
To see the problems with American judicial sentencing, just compare the case of former Governor Bob McDonnell with that of a Virginia teen.
"The unreasonably strict limitations on judicial sentencing discretion mean that many nonviolent offenders who are otherwise good candidates are not eligible for court-supervised drug treatment," she said.
Nine states use judicial sentencing in their death penalty laws, and striking down those laws could move hundreds of inmates off death row.
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Orrin Hatch, who knows better than to unduly limit judicial sentencing authority, should see that the ill-conceived sentencing provisions are omitted.
This is not a judicial sentence, this is thuggery".
Judges are appointed for life by the monarch; they cannot be removed except by judicial sentence.
The Finnish judiciary is independent of the legislature and executive; judges are removable only by judicial sentence.
On "Downton Abbey" judicial sentences can be reversed with the same ease that spine injuries are cured and curdled mayonnaise is restored.
This is not a judicial sentence, this is thuggery," said Waleed, whose father was among those condemned, and who asked not to publish his surname.
