Sentence examples for judicial situation from inspiring English sources

Again, the judicial situation makes it a highly risky country to do business with.

But as long as he stayed in Somalia, in what Mr. Delmulle called its "complicated judicial situation," he was beyond the reach of Belgian law enforcement and the international warrant for his arrest.

This multimillionaire has been in charge of one of the world's biggest economies for years, despite being entirely uninterested in the success of the economy as a whole, or in anything beyond his judicial situation and the fortunes of his private companies.

The incredible public apparition of a series of handwritten notebooks detailing the inner workings of the "collection mechanism" behind the Kirchnerista corruption system shocked Argentina this past few weeks, as speculation over the judicial situation of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner mounts.

This was opposed by Sir Samuel Romilly, who argued that the positions of Chief Justice and Attorney General were incompatible, saying "to appoint a gentleman holding a lucrative office at the sole pleasure of the Crown to a high judicial situation, was extremely inconsistent with that independence of the judicial character which it was so important to preserve inviolate".

Mr. Becnel, citing the two cases, called the situation "judicial chaos".

A careful examination shows that, given the judicial and material situation of Mr. Assange, France cannot accept his request.

Sandiford's QC Aiden O'Neill told Lords Mance, Clarke, Sumption, Carnwath and Toulson there was the chance of submitting a petition for clemency to the Indonesian government, but it "requires a close knowledge of the Indonesian judicial and political situation".

The new Massachusetts rule says it would be "unprofessional conduct for a prosecutor to subpoena an attorney to a grand jury without prior judicial approval" in situations in which the lawyer would have to give evidence against his client.

This doctrine turns out to provide that federal law - be it constitutional, statutory, or common law - will apply in state court pursuant to the Supremacy Clause whenever that federal law preempts state law or, as less frequently acknowledged, prevails by an Erie-like judicial balancing in situations where Constitution and Congress have not chosen.

It will continue to do so…, while reserving a role for active judicial scrutiny in situations in which such objective decision makers are either absent or impaired, through lack of pertinent information or otherwise, from making a truly voluntary decision (emphasis added).