Sentence examples for principles of judicial from inspiring English sources

Judge Holland's failure to recuse herself violates the most basic, and obvious, principles of judicial ethics and due process.

It isn't anti-democratic, the Justice said, if judges follow the principles of judicial review framed by the footnote.

In the administration's brief, Solicitor General Paul D. Clement urged the justices to uphold "principles of judicial restraint" by rejecting the facial challenge.

The Bangalore principles of judicial conduct (pdf) set out six principles to guide the proper discharge of the judicial office: independence, impartiality, integrity, propriety, equality, and competence and diligence.

To reach this decision, Justice Sotomayor explained in an opinion joined by Justice Ginsburg, "the majority breaks our own rules and, more importantly, disregards principles of judicial restraint that define the court's proper role in our system of separated powers".

But the Hungarian Constitutional Court, in a December decision, found that it was unconstitutional for the public prosecutor to have this power because it violated principles of judicial independence.

Frankfurter wrote an 8 1 opinion upholding the mandatory flag salute, citing the principle of judicial restraint.

In law, he established the principle of judicial review, giving the courts authority over the political branch.

The project's director, Lucas Guttentag, said today that the decision was a strong endorsement of the principle of judicial review.

"I consider that it is my duty to uphold the rule of law and the principle of judicial independence".

The principle of judicial independence is related to another principle that emerged during these decades, much influenced by Montesquieu's 1748 "Spirit of Laws": the separation of powers.