Sentence examples similar to picked justice from inspiring English sources

Home Secretary Theresa May eventually decided to look abroad, picking Justice Lowell Goddard, who has a record of investigating police mishandling of child abuse cases in her native New Zealand.

President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick Justice Neil Gorsuch abandoned his conservative bloc on Tuesday to become the deciding vote in a win for an immigrant the Trump administration wanted to deport.

Presidents once looked at two main factors in picking justices.

Presidents pick justices to extend their legacies; by this standard, Bush chose wisely.

A Democratic President is likely to pick Justices who agree with the moderate liberals.

A Republican President is likely to pick Justices who agree with Roberts and his fellow conservatives.

The integrity and independence of the court depend on a nonpartisan process for picking justices.

Many social conservatives, of course, are praying that George Bush will pick justices who will do precisely that.

Many social conservatives, of course, are praying that Mr Bush will pick justices who will do precisely that.

He was one of several advisers who urged President Clinton to resurrect the tradition of picking justices from public life.

Unlike Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore has not been timid about saying he would pick justices who share his pro-choice views.