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Lack of judicial independence demonstrates another divide in the Gulf states between sharing wealth and political power.

Iranian state media say the three-man judicial panel demanded the prosecution of those making the allegations.

In fact, there has not been a nominee in several generations who has brought the depth of judicial experience to this job that she offers.

Medieval trials were public affairs, as were the punishments - though the judicial torture stage (a crucial part of the investigation) was often done in seclusion.

If and when we determine that the United States must hold individuals to keep them from carrying out an act of war, we will do so within a system that involves judicial and congressional oversight.

The Universal Camera decision relied on these provisions in explaining the proper role of the ALJ's decision during judicial review: The substantial evidence test applies to the agency's decision, not the ALJ's.

He was a man with a judicial mind.

It has also reformed access to credit, customs and judicial procedures.

Criminal retrial system is a kind of special relief procedure to rehear the already effective umpire in order to correct the judicial inaccuracy and protect the judicial fairness and authority.

This spirited defence of judicial independence and checks and balances was met by immediate, if emotional, acquiescence from the President.

Researching for and assisting the justices in drafting judicial opinions is the third major task of a Supreme Court law clerk.

In requesting or offering judicial assistance, the procedures spelled out in the international treaties signed or joined by the PRC shall be followed, diplomatic channels shall be pursued in cases where there are no treaties.

If he is found guilty, his judicial career will be over.

Anyone who is lawfully arrested shall have the right to a fair trial by the judicial organs without delay and shall be presumed innocent until convicted by the judicial organs.

Four types of robes exist which evolved from academic regalia worn by university faculty in medieval colleges: choir gowns, academic robes, clergy robes, and judicial robes.

the systems of public trial, withdrawal, right to defense, panel hearing, and the judicial committee system, the system whereby the second instance is final, the system for review of death sentences, and the procedure for trial supervision.

Questions of jurisdiction also arise regarding quasi-judicial bodies, such as administrative agencies.

However, when it came to protecting business interests, he threw judicial restraint out the window in favor of activism.

In British India, district commissioners had judicial powers.

An opportunity for judicial review of any decision to revoke or forfeit a patent shall be available.

The long judicial process added to her grief.

Regardless of why he did what he did at any given time, he deserves due process, which he has not been given even in the Iran's contradictory judicial context.

It was an act of judicial activism that might have made even Bob Bork blush.

It argues judicial independence and proper defence of farmers' land rights - a sensitive issue - is needed to improve conditions for rural inhabitants.