"Judicial decisions" refer to the judgments or rulings made by judges and courts in legal cases. These decisions are based on interpretation and application of laws and can establish new legal precedents or clarify existing laws. Full definition
It remains for further analysis of judicial decision making to assess the role of legal education, public scrutiny, peer pressure, and the organizational structure of the judiciary in generating such incentives. (slaw.ca)
It covers judges and, in most cases, all others involved in judicial decision - making such as the members of administrative tribunals. (duhaime.org)
She teaches courses in employment discrimination, legal ethics, constitutional law, judicial procedure and judicial decision making. (cbaclelegalconnection.com)