The public interest demands that the disputes and legal issues brought before the courts be resolved in a timely and effective manner, all the while maintaining the
integrity of the judicial process.
However, it was held that the incident in the corridor outside the lift did not form
part of the judicial process and therefore could not attract immunity.
In substance, it seems that the adversarial
nature of the judicial process goes a long way in protecting the integrity of the documents presented to a court.
The false attribution of evidence to an accused's possession, and false testimony by a police officer constitute precisely the type of state misconduct that undermines the
integrity of the judicial process.
However, Dasuki sensing danger in the
abuse of judicial process applied that the two charges at the two high court be consolidated since they were on the same issues and alleged contravention of the same laws.
From the dubious
understanding of the judicial process to the ridiculous sets of circumstances which would have to occur for such an impossible plot to work, Runaway Jury demands an inordinate amount of suspension of disbelief.
25 Public access to the courts guarantees the integrity
of judicial processes by demonstrating «that justice is administered in a non-arbitrary manner, according to the rule of law».
These instructions coupled with ethics rules that explicitly allow attorneys to monitor the publicly - available social media postings of sitting jurors attempt to maintain the integrity
of the judicial process in the digital age.
The stories of judges becoming very wealthy on bribes paid by litigants in election petitions and other high profile cases have become more pervasive and in matters of the
sanctity of the judicial process, appearances are at least as important as the substance.
Any step that withdraws an
element of the judicial process from public view makes the ensuing decision look more like fiat and requires rigorous justification.
«That Sudan continues to prosecute these men, and without even allowing them free access to their legal team, makes a
mockery of the judicial process and is a clear violation of fair trial principles, as articulated in Article 7 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights (ACHPR) and Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), to which Sudan is a party.
The demonstrators also condemned President John Mahama and the Vice President Kwesi Amissah Arthur for their interference and for Mr Mahama especially, his audacious attempt to
sabotage of the judicial process in Ghana by trying to manipulate the outcome of the case with his scandalous comments at his party's headquarters before coming into the country.
It seems in your dictatorial inclinations, you are much more interested in playing crude and selfish and sectional politics and trying to use
manipulation of judicial processes to forcefully remove the current EC boss and replace her with your preferred choice.
«There are very serious federal implications at play here because of the arcane laws of New York and the
chicanery of the judicial process, which could not only not deprive the candidate of his right to run, but the public's opportunity to have a choice,» Sweeney said.
«Confidence, in the judicial system of any country, is necessary for a thriving democracy and economic growth, and as such, all of us, including members of the bar and the bench, have a duty to guard the integrity
of the judicial process jealously.»
In that case, a judge found that records of clemency actions were subject to FOIL since the «clemency power of the Chief Executive is an extraordinary one in that its exercise results in a modification or voiding of a lawful
determination of the judicial process... The people of this state thus have a constitutional right to know when a conviction and sentence lawfully imposed within the judicial process is vitiated by executive action.»
In the event that this legal action against Mr Hain succeeded members of parliament and even Ministers would feel extraordinarily constrained in any criticism they might
make of the judicial process and judiciary in the United Kingdom.
Following the Magna Carta, there gradually developed a «connotation that at least a minimal degree of legal procedures — those that insure a fair hearing, especially the opportunity to be heard before a neutral decision - maker — must be accorded in the
context of the judicial process.»
«The impact of the delays and inflated legal fees associated with agreeing a financial settlement in divorce proceedings leads either to financial hardship or an
avoidance of the judicial process altogether, which results in unsatisfactory financial settlements.
According to the human rights blog, then, there was no «democratic deficit» due to the nature
of the judicial process say 20 years ago, but now there is, because the technology of wide dissemination of decisions now allows for a different breadth of understanding — if the system would only produce understandable summaries of the «thousands of cases each year» that the public is dying to read and understand.
More significantly, a simplification of the trial, a diminution of its costs and an increase in accessibility following the implementation and use of ISA on a large scale would force us to reconsider our
conception of the judicial process.
The appellate court affirmed, holding that even though he might have had a meritorious defense, his deliberate
disregard of the judicial process warranted the default judgment.
«In a country with one of the most advanced legal systems in the world, mine is just one of the thousands of stories showcasing the
flaws of our judicial process.»
Preservation of the integrity
of the judicial process means that jurors should only weigh that evidence which is considered relevant to the case.
Phrases with «of the judicial process»