Significats de judicial council en anglès

Clear sentencing guidelines, prepared by a judicial council, would help in that regard.

The proposal for a judicial council first emerged in 1999.

There was no immediate comment from the judicial council.

The state's judicial council investigated Lee's complaint about DeLapp.

At the same time, members of the judiciary objected to the establishment of a judicial council.

There was no direct comment from the judicial council, the body which formally oversees judicial affairs.

Such a body is a judicial council, which has been under discussion for more than a decade.

That is understandable given that her involvement with the promotion of a judicial council goes back two decades.

Morsi met representatives of the supreme judicial council on Monday night in an attempt to end the impasse.

So what is the judicial council?

Legislation to create a judicial council has finally passed through the Dáil, following 20 years of tribulations, writes Colm Keena.

A WEEKEND meeting of the State's judiciary has given its unanimous support for the setting up of a judicial council.

A previous version referred to the "San Francisco judicial council"; this should have been the California judicial council.

AN INTERIM judicial council will be established within two weeks, following a decision yesterday of the national conference of the judiciary.

Even if the conviction in the HIV case is upheld, a government-led Libyan body called the high judicial council can overturn it.

Such a judicial council would have responsibility for judicial standards and conduct, and would set up a complaints and disciplinary procedure for judges.