Judiciary in a sentence

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, urged Roberts to take note.

As the tribunal begins sitting today, let Labour and its senior partner, the PDP stop further blackmail of the judiciary.

Asked what his priorities are when deciding on how to vote, Umut says, “justice, an independent judiciary”.

At least one member of the Senate Judiciary Committee said he would not change his vote in favor of Devens.

Contrary to the promise of an “independent judiciary”, the courts have been used as a tool to criminalise peaceful dissent.

He said “we” (members of the higher judiciary and the government) constantly meet in one way or the other on a daily basis.

First, Poland has to reverse the questionable new rules for the judiciary, which will require the passage of new legislation.

Bamidele also warned “against the perverse culture of stampeding the judiciary into partisan politics.

Despite the Texas Supreme Court’s ruling, the judges indicated they did not feel it was a matter the judiciary should wade into.

According to Uwuaren, who holds the court and the judiciary in high regard, this gesture does not demonstrate disrespect for them.

He noted that the retired Judge served the Judiciary well and in many capacities as a dedicated jurist and deserved all accolades.

He said there was the need for diligent and quick prosecution of arrested suspects by the prosecuting authorities and the judiciary.

He said the utterance was a gladiatorial challenge directed at the judiciary, and by implication, the rest of the democratic polity.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals nominee, Hector D. LaSalle, gives testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The symbol of the judiciary is having a rough time now, but this can only be resolved through the judiciary itself.

Allen chaired a DC judiciary committee that looked at revising the Washington DC criminal code.

The Judiciary: We will create a conducive atmosphere for the judiciary to function in the dispensation of justice.

A former High Court Judge, Mr Mataitoga served in the various positions within the judiciary.

Because of his position he can, if he chooses, interact with senior barristers, judiciary, senior police and experienced government lawyers.

During his tenure, Djukanovic has often been accused of corruption and of pressuring the judiciary to ignore numerous cases involving graft.