Sentence examples for judicial style from inspiring English sources

But over the years, through periods of political upheaval, Pakistan has fashioned its own judicial style.

Much more about his judicial style can be gleaned from looking at the Republican Party platform than at the drafters of either the original Constitution or the 14th Amendment.

To a certain extent they have given up the ideal-typical judicial style of decision making for a political one (e.g., by being active rather than reactive, broad construction of open-textured constitutional texts and flexible forms of judicial decision-making).

The changes to the culture of the court, New York's highest — which has sometimes been one of the most influential state courts in the country — are especially striking when Chief Judge Lippman's approach is compared with the judicial style of his predecessor, Judith S. Kaye.

The decisions are cheering not only because of their content — which, if not likely to much lower the level of gun violence, is still likely to save the lives of many children — but because of their explanatory manner, their judicial style.

In light of Neil Gorsuch's pending nomination to the highest bench of the land, speakers weighed in on a range of issues including Gorsuch's judicial style, the future ideological leaning of the Court, and the political implications of this nomination for the country.

Nixon's argument that the use of the word "try" in the Clause's first sentence impliedly requires a judicial-style trial by the full Senate that is subject to judicial review is rejected.

Complaints and redress mechanisms support compliance and enforcement activities, such as judicial-style panels, ombudsman's offices or citizen juries.

The Judicial learning style increased significantly for the year groups who had studied for two and three years.

Those law jobs, coupled with his military service, helped shape Powell's reserved and judicial administrative style.

He and others have lamented the absence in contemporary judicial writing of style, pungency, wit, a personal touch — anything that might make it readable.