Sentence examples for method of judicial from inspiring English sources

Lethal injection has become in recent years the overwhelming method of judicial killings, with very rare exceptions such as Utah, which carried out an execution by firing squad in June 2010.

But the situation in Brooklyn and the method of judicial selection in New York "are unique in the country," said Deborah Goldberg, a director at the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law.

But a series of judicial scandals in Brooklyn and a challenge to New York's method of judicial selection that failed in the United States Supreme Court left the system of financing judicial campaigns largely untouched.

The French parliamentary report is plainly rude about the set-up in Monaco, saying that the 'sovereign state of the Principality has chosen fiscal and commercial legislation and a method of judicial working that does not meet European or international norms'.

Also — and this I did not witness directly, but I infer it — President Obama's method of judicial supervision of policy development played a role, toward the end, in forcing a practical synthesis out of the initial, more ideological debates about goal-setting.

The most common methods of judicial selection abroad are appointment by an executive branch official, which is how federal judges in the United States are chosen, and a sort of civil service made up of career professionals.

The quicker methods of judicial killing — the headsman's axe, the hangman's rope, the firing squad, the guillotine — minimized the duration of physical agony but retained the didactic violence and the public spectacle.

In his statement, Kozinski says that the decision made in the 1970s to move from the traditional methods of judicial killing - such as the electric chair, gas chamber, hanging and firing squad – to lethal injections using medical drugs was misguided.

Prior to 1979, arbitration law was based on the Arbitration Act 1950, which allowed use of the "Case Stated" procedure and other methods of judicial intervention, which marked English arbitration law as significantly different from that of other jurisdictions.

The architects of modern conservative jurisprudence have sought to address the problem of judicial activism by developing "originalist" methods of constitutional interpretation.

There is substantial evidence that the Framers authorized an independent judiciary to evaluate the constitutionality of the government's actions using tried-and-true, logic-guided methods of inquiry, and that such judicial engagement was seen as part and parcel of judicial duty.