The phrase "judiciary authorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the legal system or the branch of government responsible for interpreting and enforcing laws. Example: The judiciary authorities are responsible for ensuring that justice is served and upholding the law in our country.
Mr. Joinet said judiciary authorities had assured the team that all were released.
"The company understands that Mr Guo is currently assisting in certain investigations carried out by mainland judiciary authorities," it said.
"He has no reason to risk making up a story like that, especially because he also met with judiciary authorities and demanded a thorough investigation".
Since arriving on Feb. 16, the five-member United Nations team, led by Louis Joinet from France, has met with judiciary authorities and members of Parliament, has inspected prisons and detention centers in Tehran and other cities, and has spoken to prisoners and their family members.
In our opinion, the prerequisite to an ethical approach to medicine in the prison setting which respects the rules of deontology is the re-affirmation that medical decision-making must remain independent of judiciary authorities and outside the domain of forensic medicine.
"The development that made the publication of the list necessary was a huge failure of the authorities to do anything in the past two years and the fact that every government and judiciary authority we know of was allegedly looking for it," Mr. Ikonomopoulos said.
"Notwithstanding the independence of the judiciary authority and foremost all the rights guaranteed by the law, I would like to assure you in my capacity as president of Egypt that I will spare no effort to work towards the speedy resolution of the case in a fashion consistent with the law and that guarantees the resumption of the family in the near future".
Strong and independent judiciaries, electoral authorities, media and political parties are all vital.Paradoxically, Colombia is fairly well-served in this regard.
Lawyers for opposition legislators mounted a high court challenge to the judiciary's authority to decide whether the legislature can strip former President Frederick Chiluba of immunity from prosecution.
That is, that this election contest statute does not vest within the judiciary the authority to review votes that were properly cast but never counted.
The ruling, which followed months of testimony, was accepted by the opposition and the case and its outcome was viewed as a testament to the judiciary's authority.
