"judicially created" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something that was created or established by a court of law. Example: The concept of judicial review, in which the courts have the power to declare laws or government actions unconstitutional, was judicially created by the landmark Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison.
Because the duty of fair representation is judicially created, the consequences of its breach necessarily are left to judicial determination.
The court's willingness to engage in judicial legislation and amend the copyright statute by judicial action is proved by its footnote 19, in which it suggested a judicially created compulsory license.
The FAA does not sanction such a judicially created superstructure.
Well, aren't ad hoc, judicially created procedures the point of subsection 8 of 168?
We are concerned here with judicially created remedies for a judicially implied cause of action.
The only real defense of appellants was the 'failing company' defensea judicially created doctrine.
However, the power to judicially create and enforce nonconstitutional rules of procedure and evidence for the federal courts exists only in the absence of a relevant act of Congress.
The court said it was well established that the Geneva Conventions "do not create judicially enforceable rights" -- that is, accusations of a violation may not be brought in a lawsuit.
We conclude, even assuming the Convention creates judicially enforceable rights, that suppression is not an appropriate remedy for a violation of Article 36, and that a State may apply its regular rules of procedural default to Article 36 claims.
The Government rests this conclusion primarily upon its claim that there is a "long-established presumption that treaties and other international agreements do not create judicially enforceable individual rights". Id., at 11.
Issuers and creditors have responded to this risk both by strengthening the terms in sovereign debt contracts that enable creditors to enforce their debts judicially and by creating terms that enable sovereigns to restructure their debts.
