Sentence examples for risk judicial from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department defends its decision not to follow its own rules and notify The Associated Press of its plan to subpoena The A.P.'s telephone records — and thereby risk judicial opposition — because it would pose a "substantial threat to the integrity of the investigation" ("Phone Records of Journalists Seized by U.S.," front page, May 14).

It is against the law for councils to keep homeless families or pregnant women in B&Bs for this length of time – failure to do so leaves local authorities at risk of judicial review proceedings.

Public and political opinion have become so hostile that the government may refuse to sign off on any attempt to renew the bid, even at the risk of a judicial review.

But Sir Stanley Burton, Lord Justice of Appeal between 2008 and 2012, said the risk of a judicial challenge was "exaggerated", as there was no appeal process by which the courts could rule on specific findings.

Speaking at the launch of the London Tech Week, Johnson told reporters that it would be "difficult" for him to ban Uber "without the risk of a judicial review", but that he could see the point the taxi drivers were making in their protests earlier in June.

Under Zimring's plan, if an adolescent with a sex offense goes on to commit another offense as an adult, law enforcement would be able to access the juvenile records to help assess the offender's recidivism risk and make judicial decisions accordingly.

How can Daubert's legitimate interest in cleansing litigation of outrageous expert claims be balanced against the countervailing risk of letting judicial expertise function as its own form of unreviewable "junk science"?

This is not the first time that Trump's words have exposed him to judicial risks that he did not appreciate.

There was a "haphazard" approach to government even being informed of foreign investment in such contracts and confusion about whether it could intervene without risking a costly judicial review and compensation.

Judicial intervention risks generating its own backlash.

There is evidence that the administration's skepticism and faint-heartedness when it comes to using the judicial system risks becoming pervasive.