Sentence examples for practice of judicial from inspiring English sources
Amnesty International is calling on Malaysia to halt the practice of judicial caning, a punishment the organization said amounts to torture and violates international law.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Amnesty International is calling on Malaysia to halt the practice of judicial caning, a punishment the rights group says amounts to torture and violates international law.
The deal for the judge, Michael Murphy, 67, ends a case that shocked the judiciary two years ago when prosecutors implied the bribes were part of a longtime practice of judicial selection.
As the year draws to a close, the annual review by the authoritative Death Penalty Information Centre points to an ongoing withering of the practice of judicial killings in the US [pdf].
The conventional usage of the term judicial review could be more accurately described as "constitutional review," because there also exists a long practice of judicial review of the actions of administrative agencies that require neither that courts have the power to declare those actions unconstitutional nor that the country have a written constitution.
But instead of respecting the state high court's province to say what the state's election code means, the chief justice maintains that Florida's Supreme Court has veered so far from the ordinary practice of judicial review that what it did cannot properly be called judging.
Judicial restraint, a procedural or substantive approach to the exercise of judicial review.
Again and again he disregarded established practices and considerations of judicial and administrative convenience in favour of systematic and technical legal considerations.
In 2007, when new laws were drafted, the Ministry of Public Security was in favor of continuing the practice of not allowing judicial review before punishment was enforced.
But on Friday, the S.E.C. argued that Judge Rakoff's ruling conflicted with a century of judicial practice.
In 1807 he was appointed a judge of the Court of Appeals, but after two years he returned to private practice, declining several subsequent offers of judicial appointment.
