Sentence examples for judicial standards from inspiring English sources

The evidence was thin, but, then, the judicial standards weren't very rigorous.

They are almost all young by judicial standards, many in their early or mid-forties.

Clearly it is crucial that a trial is open, fully accountable and accords with international judicial standards.

Though the proceedings are moving with lightning speed by civilian judicial standards, Mr. England expressed frustration at the pace.

"It's not a matter of passing laws but changing the nature of criminal investigations" and judicial standards.

In other trials, dozens of writers and intellectuals and many journalists face a wide range of terrorism-related charges, hampering Turkey's efforts to join the European Union, which sets high judicial standards for countries that want to join.

They are part of a federal judicial standard that is the basis of how royalty rates are set for Internet radio services like Pandora Media.

Applying a judicial standard developed in McDonnell Douglas Corp v Green, a 1973 case involving racial discrimination, the majority opinion laid out what Ms Young needs to do to continue to press her claim at the Fourth Circuit.

Brian Owsley, a former Texas judge and now law professor at the Indiana Institute of Technology, said the judicial standard for granting PEN register applications was "very low" – it does not require 'probable cause' – and woefully inadequate to cover technology with bulk collection capabilities like Stingray.

Kennedy wrote that such a judicial standard may exist, but that he hadn't seen it yet.

Instead, they are held accountable to the constitution, statutes, common law, precedent set by higher courts, ethics rules, and judicial performance standards.