Sentence examples for judicial term from inspiring English sources
The situation brings to mind a proposal voiced most prominently by Gov. Rick Perry during his run for the Republican presidential nomination: judicial term limits.
● Consider judicial term limits.
In addition, Norman Ornstein and others have written eloquently about the need for judicial term limits.
The United States Supreme Court ended its most recent judicial term this week in a characteristically dramatic fashion.
("Snippets" is the judicial term of art for what would happen if Stephen Colbert got hold of videotapes of oral arguments).
[A longer version of this article, turning its attention to a proposal for judicial term limits, appeared in the December 2014 issue of The Federal Lawyer.].
"It's a sentiment that can't be measured in exact legal or judicial terms.
Judges in Arkansas are elected, but governors fill unexpected vacancies in the middle of judicial terms.
The narrative is, in judicial terms (pitched, as it is, at a notional jury), a disavowal or diminution of responsibility on behalf of the accused, or a re-attribution of responsibility.
In Chinese judicial terms, his release on bail of a certain kind is "perhaps the very best outcome that could have been expected in the circumstances of this difficult case," according to Jerry Cohen, the dean of Chinese law specialists.
In judicial terms, Mr Kenyatta is now in the clear.The charges against him stemmed from tribal violence that tore through Kenya in the wake of elections at the end of 2007 that left at least 1,100 dead and more than half a million homeless in early 2008.
