Sentences with phrase «judicial capacity»

And therefore we may, in the present instance, consider the legislature of the state as having acted in its customary judicial capacity.

The following misconducts were most frequently observed whilst working in judicial capacity:

While the number of judges has increased in the last decade, the CBA - BC says an increasing reliance on part - time senior judges, who do about 45 per cent of the work of their full - time counterparts, is actually decreasing judicial capacity.

Moreover, since Taylor's incarceration on June 7th, the Libyans have a powerful bargaining chip to trade for the ICC's «determination» that Libya now possesses the judicial capacity to try Saif.

These are based on the AC which excludes in its Article 2 (2) bodies acting in a judicial capacity from the concept of a public authority.

So accustomed were they to advocating a particular position or applying an outcome in their judicial capacity, the skills in allowing parties to come to their own resolution, while at the same time assisting in the process, were new to them.

Barristers or solicitors sitting in a judicial capacity will wear their practitioners» dress without a wig.

James has sat in a judicial capacity as a Recorder of the County Court since 2010, and was appointed to the Attorney - General's Panel of Provincial Advocates in 2002.

Judicial capacity to grant public interest standing, she argues, is -LSB-...]

(5) A judge should not disclose or use nonpublic information acquired in a judicial capacity for any purpose unrelated to the judge's official duties.

The Opinion concludes that the inquirer was acting in her «judicial capacity» in both matters.

The Opinion reasons that the inquiry therefore turns on whether the inquirer was acting in her «judicial capacity», whether the proposed representation is part of the same «matter», and whether the inquirer's involvement as a judge involved the «merits.»

Rule 1.12 (a) prohibits a lawyer from representing a client «in a matter upon the merits of which the lawyer has acted in a judicial capacity.»