Sentence examples for judicially compelled from inspiring English sources

The release was judicially compelled in response to a Freedom of Information Act request by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

The bill even includes a novel authority designed to recreate the NSA's telephony program in a more limited and judicially supervised form, with the compelled "technical assistance" of telephone carriers.

The common form of receipt, as the court may judicially know, is one by which the shipper is compelled to make with each carrier in the route over which his package must go a separate agreement limiting the carrier liability of each separate company to its own part of the through route.

Indeed, the I.N.S. had not even secured a judicial order, as opposed to a judicially unreviewed administrative one, compelling the Miami relatives to turn Elian over.

(Of course, in international law, there is no way to compel compliance, judicially or otherwise, which is what makes such law an amorphous concept).

While the state cannot be compelled by suit to perform its contracts, any attempt on its part to violate property or rights acquired under its contracts may be judicially resisted, and any law impairing the obligation of contracts under which such property or rights are held is void and powerless to affect their enjoyment.

I just felt compelled".

I was compelled.

The Court said: 'Whilst the State cannot be compelled by suit to perform its contracts, any attempt on its part to violate property or rights acquired under its contracts may be judicially resisted, and any law impairing the obligation of contracts under which such property or rights are held is void and powerless to affect their enjoyment.' 134 U.S., at 20—21, 10 S.Ct., at 509.

"I was compelled to.

Compelled Registration of Communist Party.