Sentence examples for light judicial from inspiring English sources
That is but a dated glimpse of a vast expansion of government monitoring of electronic communications with light judicial oversight and vanishingly little public information.
In this light, judicial examination of expert testimony echoes the decisions a judge makes when ruling on a motion for summary judgment.
The same dynamic could hold in the DNC suit, Wright said in an email to the Guardian, with important information coming to light through judicial proceedings.
In his petition to the Supreme Court Dodyk writes grandiloquently: "This case is an example of a scheme plaguing the federal courts…that has never before been exposed to the light of judicial scrutiny because class counsel customarily silence the class and defendants".
The absence of consideration of that critical provision is remarkable in light of judicial and political developments over the past year.
The background of the 1904 rule throws light on its judicial 'general law' origin.
But she continues to press the courts, digging up unenforced laws and bringing them to judicial light.
* Camera positions would be designated by the judge, and there would be no modifications of existing courtroom sound or light systems without judicial approval.
The claims, based on evidence collected through wiretaps, came to light in a judicial warrant issued for the search of the party's headquarters in Milan.
The contradictory versions added an extra layer of dispute in a highly charged trial which has shined a fresh light on the judicial system's handling of sexual assault cases.
UN peacekeepers declined to intervene.See articleCourt outThe trial of 69 suspects charged in connection with suicide attacks that killed over 60 people in Istanbul last November was postponed after the Turkish court declared itself incompetent in the light of impending judicial changes.
