Sentence examples for mock judicial from inspiring English sources
If the board and the officers settle and the commissioner routinely changes the punishment, the shift to civilian review could be little more than a mock judicial proceeding.
Estancia sent 19 students to the state YMCA Youth & Government's 63rd annual Model Legislature & Court conference, a mock legislature and judicial government where students learn how the process works by doing it themselves.
Some lawyers mocked him, and rated his judicial talents poorly.
In 2001, in her remarks at the Harvard banquet, Ms. Kagan gently mocked some of Judge Garland's judicial opinions.
In Trial by Jury hypocrisy is revealed as the characters' motivations are held up to satire, and Gilbert mocks the underlying absurdity of the judicial procedures.
While some searched among the trees or hacked away at the ground, other relatives in the group described years of fruitless visits to government and judicial offices that left them feeling officials were mocking their pain.
To call what happened in Howard Beach reckless endangerment would mock justice, yet this reduction is not the work of a racist judicial system.
We find it hard to imagine that Mr. Medvedev — himself a highly qualified legal scholar — would want the consequences of this judicial farce to stand during his tenure as president; it would mock his pledge to rid the country of "legal nihilism".
In a second dissent, Justice Antonin Scalia mocked the soaring language of Justice Kennedy, who has become the nation's most important judicial champion of gay rights.
There is judicial relief.
