Sentence examples for maintain judicial from inspiring English sources
"I will do everything in my power to maintain judicial impartiality.
Further, this reform would maintain judicial independence, but instill regularity to the nominations process, discourage Justices from choosing a retirement date based on politics, and will stop the ever-increasing tenure of Justices.
"As a high court judge in New Zealand for many years before I resigned to take up the chair of the IICSA, I have a duty to maintain judicial independence.
The restrictions "are not necessary to maintaining judicial neutrality in decision making," his brief contended, "but striking them is necessary to maintaining the integrity of the popular election process".
And (at a minimum) the appearance or illusion of coherence is maintained by requirements of consistency, including following precedent, treating like cases alike, and maintaining judicial impartiality.
Their shared commitment to maintaining judicial decorum is all that binds them".
Campbell considered Hale to be the superior lawyer, because while he failed to engage in public life he treated law as a science, and maintained judicial independence and neutrality.
You'd think, therefore, that the government would be pouring money into the new Judicial College, realising that its induction courses in judgecraft and refresher courses like this one are essential if we are to maintain high judicial standards.
The public's faith in the rule of law depends, to no small degree, on the idea that judges try, as best they can, to maintain a judicial temperament — that they keep a certain distance from public and even private events that appear, in the truest sense of the word, partisan, and that they maintain an open mind.
(Mr. Golden also maintains a judicial list of fashion crimes; for years, he rejected all yellow blooms as "brash").
Goddard refuted claims that she declined to provide oral evidence to the committee and said her focus on providing "formal, comprehensive reports" to the Home Office was a means of maintaining her "judicial independence".
