Sentence examples for which judicial from inspiring English sources

So which judicial systems in the US or EU treat corporations unfairly?

It's still early in Obama's second term, but, given the pace at which judicial nominations proceed, it's actually already pretty late.

"Starting today," Justice Thomas wrote, "ours can count itself among the few in which judicial decree prevents voters from making that choice".

Robertson's book on the trial, in which judicial misconduct is a central theme, was sent to the CCRC with the aim of overturning the verdict.

This means establishing tax rules and determining under which judicial system any American soldier would be placed if accused of a crime.

The two controversies, together, indicate a boundary beyond which judicial rulings and legislative acts cannot resolve disputes — where we have to live with the disagreeable opinions of fellow citizens.

Or, since you have a quasi-judicial role, your ministerial self could write to your judicial self, tending his resignation, which your judicial self could then refuse to accept.

If either of the public financing proposals became law, it would be the first time any state would fully finance a judicial election, according to the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law, which studies judicial selection.

The problem is not the crime of terrorism, which the judicial system can normally handle.

Yet the proposals wither every year under hostility from county political organizations, which select judicial nominees.

Mr. Sarkozy was dogged by persistent accusations of corruption, some of which brought judicial investigations involving him or close associates.