Sentences with phrase «judicial action»

These issues have been decided on local and state levels, or by judicial action.

This should all give us pause before calling for heavier judicial action.

The site also offers breaking news and up - to - date stats on this topic as well as current status reports on litigation and other judicial action.

In addition, our attorneys have provided representation on investigations and administrative and judicial actions involving allegations of export controls violations.

To say that the worst abuses of human rights have come from the least democratic branch of government» the judiciary» is true, but of increasingly questionable relevance to the crisis of democratic legitimacy brought on by judicial action in the cause of abortion and euthanasia.

The Quebec Ministry of Justice, describes the non-judicial process as a means of «of dealing with certain offences in a particular way so as to better rationalize the use of resources allocated to the judicial system and not to unduly stigmatize the misconduct of an offender whose behaviour does not warrant judicial action.»

• Provided direct assistance to the Criminal Investigative Division to adjudicate charges for more than 50 Marines and oversaw more than 200 Marines pending disciplinary judicial action.

• Judicial action needed to protect witnesses M: According to a story that appeared on this site yesterday, police chief Frank Fowler attributes the drop in local crime to, «better crime analysis, information sharing, more police surveillance cameras and targeted patrols of problem areas, as well as citizen involvement.»

They can only specify punishments generally; the application of a punishment requires judicial action.

Her work has been tremendously influential on contract scholars seeking to understand the roles of the UCC and judicial action on tightly - knit commercial populations.

This principle of vengeance was, as well, a basis for sober judicial action, as the Code of Hammurabi shows.

This has meant that in a single year, the legalization of same sex marriage has become a reality or received a positive judicial action in states including Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Virginia, Texas, Pennsylvania, Oregon and a host of other states far from where such unions had previously been recognized.

This symposium addresses many similarly troubling judicial actions that add up to an entrenched pattern of government by judges that is nothing less than the usurpation of politics.

We should pause for thought before calling for heavy judicial action against rioters.

Reporting on judicial activity — Containing documents associated with judicial actions related to the CTC

If stronger legislation, such as the New York City Human Rights Law, is not passed more broadly in America, then judicial action is needed to ensure those with disabilities can function as equal, productive members of society.

Participation in successful defense of the United States in a NAFTA Chapter 11 investment arbitration brought by a Canadian company, related to U.S. judicial actions.

If the judge is the only judge available to hear a matter requiring immediate judicial action, the judge must disclose on the record the basis for disqualification and make reasonable efforts to transfer the matter to another judge as soon as practicable.

Quebec's non-judicial program, according to the website of the province's Ministry of Justice, is a way of «dealing with certain offences in a particular way so as to better rationalize the use of resources allocated to the judicial system and not to unduly stigmatize the misconduct of an offender whose behaviour does not warrant judicial action.»

Even the architects of the revolution are expressing surprise at the speed of these judicial actions.

Kennedy's opinion has been cited as authoritative in virtually every one of these judicial actions.

Judicial action and appointments can, and sometimes do, become major issues in national elections.

A Cook County judge will announce Wednesday whether to order the dismantling of the troubled Dixmoor Park District, a ruling that would mark the first time in state history a local park district had been dissolved in a judicial action.

One panel explored the varied success of attempts to use law against neoliberalism through progressive legislation, regulation, and judicial action, drawing from the examples of Burma, Colombia, and Latin American regionalism.

A premature call for legislative and judicial action in the realm of 3D printing could stifle the public interest of fostering creativity and innovation and the right of manufacturers and content creators to protect their livelihoods.

The judicial action could force the university, which is believed to be holding the chimps, to release the primates, and could sway additional judges to do the same with other research animals.

Phoenix Wright is back in judicial action this fall.

It's wonderful that the production team has revived a judicial action that is ultimately heroic, ground - shaking, celebrating the good work of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), its representative lawyers noting that only one out of four hundred cases is even accepted for review, i.e. certiorari.

But even under the best of circumstances, it would take several more years before any judicial action would change Arizona's policy.

Judicial action is most appropriate when legislatures have been captured by special interests.

Reflecting the sentiment that judicial action to address climate risk is the wrong way to go, Neeley and Murray argue that «these cases seem to be rooted more out of desperation rather than a strategy to achieve ideal policy.»

Harrisonburg constitutional law reflects the fundamental relationships among the states, state and federal governments, the rights of individuals in relation to such governments, and the executive, legislative, and judicial actions that apply within the norms expressed by constitutional provisions.

Constitutional law reflects the fundamental relationships among the states, state and federal governments, the rights of individuals in relation to such governments, and the executive, legislative, and judicial actions that apply within the norms expressed by constitutional provisions.

We have noted that previous decisions of this Court have established the proposition that judicial action is not immunized from the operation of the Fourteenth Amendment simply because it is taken pursuant to the state's common law policy.

[Footnote 23] The judicial action in each case bears the clear and unmistakable imprimatur of the State.

Similar expressions, giving specific recognition to the fact that judicial action is to be regarded as action of the State for the purposes of the Fourteenth Amendment, are to be found in numerous cases which have been more recently decided.

It also challenges the meaning of doctrine, as we show that the vast majority of judicial work — almost 90 % of substantive orders, and 97 % of all judicial actions — are not fully reasoned, and are read only by the parties.