Sentence examples for make a judicial from inspiring English sources

Police are likely to make a judicial application this week to remand Simpson-Kent in custody until official extradition proceedings are requested by UK police.

In 1184 Pope Lucius III required bishops to make a judicial inquiry, or inquisition, for heresy in their dioceses, a provision renewed by the fourth Lateran Council in 1215.

"Most of the law clerks are very bright, but they are inexperienced; and judges fool themselves when they think that by careful editing they can make a judicial opinion their own".

Those are votes that we have asked the court to review and make a judicial judgment on as to whether, under the law of Florida, the intent of the voter can be be discerned from those ballots.

A petition to overturn this discriminatory law was presented to Israel's High Court, which refused to make a judicial ruling.

"Stiuso gave me a lot of intelligence information but most of the times I could not make a judicial presentation with that data", Nisman told VICE News before his death.

Thus, before making a judicial decision, its 71 members would "sit" before students (hence the Hebrew yeshiva and Aramaic metivta) and study the written and oral (Halakha) law.

Was he making a judicial finding?

But the Iranian foreign ministry has reacted angrily to Germany's "meddling", saying that it "should not make a simple judicial case into a political one".Germany and Iran were just recovering from a diplomatic storm that broke last April after a German court ruled that Iran's leaders were behind the assassination of Kurdish dissidents in a Berlin restaurant in 1992.

I'm using this as an opportunity to make a point on judicial reform.

"She was really one of the first feminists to make a legal and judicial career in the metropolitan area," said Justice Jack B. Weinstein, a senior federal judge with the United States District Court in the Eastern District of New York.