Sentence examples for took judicial from inspiring English sources
He took judicial appointments as a public defender, which paid about $25,000 his first year of practice.
In response to Cox's motion for summary judgment, the court took "judicial notice of the fact that Jews were gassed to death at Auschwitz Concentration Camp in German-occupied Poland during the summer of 1944".
As Richard Rovere wrote in his biography of Joseph McCarthy, "[T]he United States Supreme Court took judicial notice of the rents McCarthy was making in the fabric of liberty and thereupon wrote a series of decisions that have made the fabric stronger than before".
Opponents, taking judicial care not to talk about future cases, would surely take the justice to task for his more unpopular decisions.
But at Friday's hearing Judge Hellerstein went much further, declaring that the settlement was "not enough" and that he was taking "judicial control".
But they showed little enthusiasm for reforms that would take judicial authority away from party officials and give it to judges.
"This takes judicial salaries out of the political arena so we will be able to have, like other professions, the ability to attract and retain the highest quality judges to the bench," Judge Lippman said.
The commission said it was "inappropriate" for Judge Sgueglia "to take judicial action on his own pistol permit application and that he should have consulted with court officials to arrange for another judge to handle the matter".
Mr. Yapa said Chief Justice Bandaranayake had failed to declare 20 bank accounts, and had bought a house on behalf of another person and then taken judicial control of several cases filed against the company that sold the property.
Over the past year, the State Department report says, evidence suggests that the police, vigilantes and "death squads" formed by businessmen and former soldiers have taken judicial matters into their own hands -- by killing suspected criminals, particularly teenagers.
