Sentence examples for subordinate judicial from inspiring English sources

Below the high court are district courts, subdivisional courts, munsifs' (subordinate judicial officers') courts, and village councils.

Below the High Court are district courts, subdivisional courts, munsifs' (subordinate judicial officers') courts, and munsif-magistrate courts.

The Subordinate judicial service of the judiciary at Uttar Pradesh is controlled by the District Judge.

The district court of Etawah and district court of Kanpur Dehat of Uttar Pradesh serves as the subordinate judicial service of the state.

In the most explosive case, Judge Willie Singletary secured his illustrious legacy by showing a photo of the "judicial penis" to a subordinate at court.

Only the High Court may grant declarations in judicial review cases; although the Subordinate Courts are generally empowered by the Subordinate Courts Act to grant declarations, a District Court exercises no judicial review jurisdiction over acts or decisions of persons or authorities, and a Magistrate's Court cannot deal with any action in which there is no claim for any sum of money.

At its widest, it can refer collectively to the three traditional branches of government – the Executive branch, Legislative branch (the President and Parliament of Singapore) and Judicial branch (the Supreme Court and Subordinate Courts of Singapore).

Another concern which has been raised is that the routine shuffling of Subordinate Courts judges between the executive and judicial branches may result in them "imbib[ing] the executive's corporatist ideology, carrying that into adjudication, as a 'judiciary of amateurs'".

"The military has pulled a 100-year-old law off the shelf that makes the civilian administration subordinate to the military, effectively rendering the executive, legislative and judicial branches powerless," said HRW's Brad Adams.

Article VI vests judicial power in the Supreme Court of Virginia, along with the subordinate courts created by the General Assembly.

Indeed, subordinating rigorous legal analysis to a desired outcome is precisely the sin judicial activists are held to commit.