Sentence examples for judicial statistics from inspiring English sources

So he is drawn into making all sorts of arguments based on health, science and judicial statistics, none of which stands up.

The main task of the Ministry was to develop proposals on issues linked to the judicial system; the election of judges, elect the judiciary, organising the judiciary, studying and summarising of the jurisprudence in coordination with the Supreme Court, and to organise work for the maintenance of judicial statistics.

Seven was the number given in the Labour report, which used the latest official judicial diversity statistics, published in July and reflecting the position as at 1 April.

UPDATE: The 2010-2011 statissued issued by Colorado Judicial Branch have been updated with corrected information that was issued after publication.

Statistics between law enforcement and judicial data appear to be inconsistent and would need to be further investigated.

Out of 11,200 judicial review applications made last year, according to Ministry of Justice statistics, more than two-thirds – 8,649 – related to immigration and asylum cases.

The chief justice's report, which was 12 pages long and included four pages of statistics, was largely focused on the judicial branch's efforts to save money in difficult economic times.

What to make of a bizarre judicial investigation of the man appointed to reform the unreliable statistics office, now accused of corruption for supposedly exaggerating Greece's fiscal hole?Restructuring an economy and reinventing the state take time and determination.

Mr. Leahy fired off a barrage of statistics demonstrating that Republicans had blocked more of President Bill Clinton's judicial nominees than the Democrats were currently doing in regard to President Bush's.

Justice Scalia also criticized the majority's reliance on statistics that had not been tested in the adversary process, calling it "judicial fact-finding masquerading as statutory interpretation".

Helge Brunborg from Statistics Norway then explained the role of the demographic estimation of mortality for judicial purposes with reference to his work with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) [ 4].