Sentence examples for rules on judicial from inspiring English sources

Watering down existing rules on judicial ethics would only do more harm.

"Right after Bush was elected, all the Senate Democrats went on a retreat, with these liberal law professors, and they came back and changed the ground rules on judicial nominations," Jeff Sessions, the Republican senator from Alabama, told me.

Changing the Senate's rules on judicial filibustering was first addressed in 2003, during the successful Democratic filibuster against Miguel Estrada, whom Bush had nominated to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

After Focus took out advertisements across the country to attack Democrats opposing changes to rules on judicial filibusters, Salazar responded with an open letter accusing Focus of being both un-Christian and anti-Catholic.

Grayling, who is battling members of the legal profession over attempts to cut spending on legal aid and toughen rules on judicial review, said a small number of firms and pressure groups "make a healthy living by finding more and more varied ways to challenge government in court – and getting you to pay the bill".

Most Democrats who spoke to HuffPost about their 2013 vote to go nuclear dismissed the notion that they somehow paved the way for Trump's parade of conservative judges, arguing that the GOP is degrading Senate rules on judicial nominees in other ways.

However, Labour intends to press for further changes, including stronger safeguards in five areas: privacy, using internet connection records only in serious crime cases, toughening rules on the judicial authorisation of intercept warrants, stronger safeguards on the use of medical records and other bulk datasets, and protections for legal and journalistic confidentiality.

Prosecutors had based those charges on accusations that Justice Garson had violated rules of judicial conduct, and Justice Fisher held that breaking those rules would not be a crime but rather a matter for administrative discipline.

In a statement that fall, he wrote that no rule of judicial ethics prohibited staying on the case and that a 4-to-4 deadlock resulting in an automatic affirmance was undesirable.

In Bulgaria, new rules on transparency on judicial appointments have "not yet delivered the changes expected," the report said.

Rules for judicial elections can be different from those for political elections because the legitimacy of courts depends on nonpartisanship.