"judicial strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase refers to the overall plan or approach that a legal team or court system uses when making decisions, arguments, and rulings in a legal case. Example: The defense attorney's judicial strategy focused on discrediting the prosecution's key witness, resulting in a successful acquittal for their client.
Third, Delaware's dominance of corporate charter competition is at high risk because its judicial strategy is failing.
In answer to Bush's plea for "the return of civility and dignity to the confirmation process," what's to be the Democrats' judicial strategy?
Through Field, the network will be able to build out its judicial strategy, and lay the groundwork for the next Supreme Court vacancy, whenever that may happen.
This isn't taken by anybody in (or outside) the prison service to be part of a judicial strategy, but rather the result of redtop pressure on the then home secretary after the Soham murders.
They were Lord Simon of Glaisdale, a political colleague who brought exceptional talents often directed to literary exposition of judicial strategy; Lord Kilbrandon, a Scottish liberal judge; likewise Lord Salmon and Lord Cross.
The shift to arbitration of shareholder litigation that is already underway may leave Delaware with too little litigation to continue its judicial strategy and no alternative advantage on which to fall back.
"'Enraged to the Limit of Despair': Infanticide and Slave Judicial Strategies in Barbacoas, 1789-1798". Slavery & Abolition 30, no. 3 (2009), pp. 403-426.
The Senate's sergeant-at-arms, William Pickle, has been investigating how Republican staff aides were able to view and distribute to conservative news outlets several internal Democratic computer entries dealing with judicial nomination strategy.
Yes, I know that Orrin Hatch collaborated with Ted Kennedy on bills like the Orphan Drug Act and that he ordered an investigation of potential Republican Judiciary Committee staff misconduct (Democratic files on judicial nomination strategy had been hacked and leaked).
When Bush submitted 11 candidates yesterday for judicial posts, his strategy was to start off by making nice to Senate Democrats.
Instead, by ignoring a July 30 , 2004 deadline for compliance, the governor is pursuing a cynical strategy of judicial nullification.
