Sentence examples for true judicial from inspiring English sources

He suggests that true "judicial restraint," in this case, would involve the Supreme Court determining that they don't have jurisdiction to consider the constitutional issues until the law actually goes into effect.

In the class-action context, though, allowing judges to choose how to spend other people's money "is not a true judicial function and can lead to abuses," said David F. Levi, a former federal judge who is now the dean of the Duke University School of Law.

In fact, the opposite is true: judicial oversight of wiretapping results in more efficient law enforcement because the probable cause requirement focuses law enforcement's efforts on threats that are real.

This is especially true because judicial nominations are likely to be more of a focus for President Obama in his second term.

It's true that judicial reviews have trebled in 10 years, but this is overwhelmingly because of an increase in immigration and asylum cases, not challenges to planning decisions.

And really, isn't this also true for judicial appointments?

It is true that, judicial construct though it is, the state secrets doctrine has become embedded in our controlling decisional law.

It's true that judicial restraint ought to lead Roberts to a narrow ruling in this case rather than overturning a century of precedent.

In fact, as Prof. Suzanna Sherry of Vanderbilt Law School said today, had members of the majority been true to their judicial philosophy, the opinion would have come out differently.

"You have to be independent and true to your judicial oath and cannot allow yourself to be swayed by extraneous considerations that have nothing to do with the law".

This was true of the judicial system too, with Anderson frequently challenging intervention orders so he could see Luke more frequently, but then not showing up to court and leaving Batty on her own to deal with the aftermath.