The constitution is interpreted through judicial precedent and the law refined, and thereby "created", by judges.
All of these problems can be addressed through judicial discretion over the charge".
He has sought through judicial review to have his sentence reviewed.
Mok argued that it was not appropriate for Tsang's case to be dealt with through judicial review proceedings.
In recent years, parliament has seen some of its powers eroded through judicial review and the EU.
The expanded powers of American courts have grown over the last decade, through judicial decisions and legislation.
A lot of states have moved towards recognising gay marriages have done it through judicial fiat, versus the legislative process.
Privacy law in Britain is a late arrival, derived mainly from the European Convention on Human Rights and built up through judicial interpretation.
In his last book, Martin Luther King, Jr., warned of the uncharted terrain for a movement that had succeeded in part through judicial victories.
What's more, supporting civil actions for damages would have allowed the facts of torture to emerge through judicial proceedings, avoiding the political conflict of direct executive involvement.
Nicaragua's judicial system has received international assistance through judicial reform projects, but it continues to be plagued by inconsistent decisions, trial delays, and politicization.
