Sentence examples for judicial track from inspiring English sources

Some joined the bench relatively recently and do not have substantial judicial track records.

Given the recent judicial track record, there seemed to be a good chance that Samandal would receive a fair hearing.

Senator Brownback, who played a prominent role in dooming the Supreme Court nomination of Harriet E. Miers, the White House counsel, described Judge Alito as "an individual of unquestionable qualifications and a long judicial track record".

Although Gorsuch doesn't have a judicial track record on voting rights, there are some worrisome signals.

Paez was the first Mexican American to sit on the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, and had an exemplary academic and judicial track record.

Appointed in 1995 by President Clinton, she has amassed a substantial judicial track record and served as a liberal foil to conservative heavyweights on the Circuit Court, including Richard Posner and Frank Easterbrook.

Cases that have been proceeding on completely separate judicial tracks may be about to converge.

For example, French judicial authorities tracking criminals holed up in Germany could ask their German counterparts to carry out a house search or to interview witnesses there.

Mr. Myers responded to the criticism in the same manner as other Bush judicial nominees with track records of staunch conservatism: he said the positions he had taken were not relevant to the question of his qualifications to be a judge.

First, this new doctrine could stop dead in its tracks judicial development of Fourth Amendment rights.

Mediazona, a news site that tracks judicial system abuses, reported that the judge said she did not believe Mr. Titiev's testimony, but trusted the words of the police.