Sentences with phrase «judicial involvement»

Divorce, as a process, is largely administrative and bureaucratic... in contrast, judicial involvement in money claims is significant.

Therefore, it's often best to reach out to the other parent to see if things can be resolved with minimal judicial involvement.

Dickinson's tome stakes out and defends what has become known as the «appellate review» model for judicial involvement in the administrative state.

He considers it from the perspective of the public, the bar and the bench, provides a brief history of judicial involvement in settlement discussions, adumbrates the arguments for and against judicial mediation, and asks whether it is a reality or a fantasy.

Associate Professor Martin West's current book, From Schoolhouse to Courthouse: The Judiciary's Role in American Education, coedited with Joshua Dunn, associate professor at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, explores the trend of increased judicial involvement in America's schools.

«There is no good cause for further judicial involvement where the court has now heard directly from Redstone that he has lost trust in Herzer, does not want her in his life and instead wants his daughter Shari to look after him as necessary,» the judge wrote in an opinion this morning.

Presenting essays written by authorities in the fields of education, political science, and law, West and Dunn highlight the many areas of education policy that have made their way into U.S. courts to be debated and decided, and consider the implications of heightened judicial involvement for schools...

The pitch for greater judicial involvement comes as a state superior court judge must decide whether Connecticut's integration efforts have been adequate, or if more needs to be done to reduce the racial and ethnic isolation that persists among the schools in the Hartford region.

«The provision of the care that someone like X needs should not be dependent upon judicial involvement, nor should someone like X be privileged just because her case comes before a very senior judge,» he said, in In the matter of X (a child)(No 4)[2017] EWHC 2084 Fam.

For one, it suggests a court can control the scope of a motion for summary judgment through early judicial involvement and, where necessary, the parties can bring a motion for directions in advance of a planned summary judgment motion.

This is a requirement under the Arizona law ARS § 25 - 351: «Domestic Relations Education on Children's Issues,» which states that each county must implement an educational program that educates families on how judicial involvement can affect children.

The parenting coordination process enables parenting coordinators to perform a quasi-judicial role in an attempt to quickly resolve conflicts without judicial involvement and court hearings (O'Hara, et al, 2012).

It was also found to be significant that the PWA includes wide powers of appeal to the Courts, which would have been absent if Parliament had not contemplated some level of judicial involvement.

His most recent book (co-edited with Joshua Dunn), From Schoolhouse to Courthouse: The Judiciary's Role in American Education (Brookings Institution Press), looks at the increase in judicial involvement in education policymaking over the past 50 years.

The need for judicial involvement in the actual divorce is limited in contrast to money claims which usually require the expertise of a specialist Judge and so the scheme should provide a more streamlined process to reduce delays and decrease the ever present strain on the Courts.

The new guidelines come more than two years after Duncan and Holder jointly created a federal initiative on student discipline intended to keep schools safe as it addressed the «school - to - prison pipeline» that links student offenses to judicial involvement.

«This is however at odds with having a divorce process that, in relation to behaviour petitions, requires that judicial involvement.

Divorce lawyer Henry Hood, head of family at Hunters Solicitors, said: «The savings are remarkable and presumably achieved by having an entirely administrative process operated by court staff with no judicial involvement whatever.

While these objectives and this principle are reflected in essentially every new or modified rule, it is anticipated that judicial involvement in managing cases, which is pervasive throughout the new rules, will be a particularly effective tool in ensuring that these objectives and this principle are achieved.

Three pathways with varying degrees of judicial involvement, but a constant factor of court involvement and court management of the case;

«The consequences of delayed access to judicial involvement can be particularly serious for litigants in person unfamiliar with process.

Such protective measures should, as appropriate, include effective procedures for the establishment of social programmes to provide necessary support for the child and for those who have the care of the child, as well as for other forms of prevention and for identification, reporting, referral, investigation, treatment and follow - up of instances of child maltreatment described heretofore, and, as appropriate, for judicial involvement.

«Mandatory pre-action directions, involving a «one size fits all» approach and delayed access to judicial involvement, are contrary to the active judicial case management principles encouraged by Lord Woolf in the civil procedure reforms.

Let's not forget that we had «judicial involvement» in the infamous Belmarsh internment policy.

We now have «judicial involvement» in the discredited control order regime which one judge has aptly dismissed as having no more than «a thin veneer of legality».

The process can result in less cost, stress and judicial involvement than a litigated divorce or domestic partnership dissolution.

Collaborative Divorce is divorce without the cost, stress and judicial involvement of litigation.