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Meanings of judicial activism in English

Portuguese
ativismo judicial
Spanish
gobierno de los jueces

Controversial judicial practice, particularly in the United States.

ativismo judicial

An interpretation of the U.S.

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Examples for "broad interpretation"
Examples for "broad interpretation"
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That said, the Lethani is open to a broad interpretation.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Yet no matter what they offered, the guidelines remain vaguely defined and open to broad interpretation.
Reuters
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Firms could apply a " broad interpretation" of what constituted a record, the consultation noted.
Reuters
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Hardiman wrote an opinion in 2013 embracing a broad interpretation of the U.S. Constitution's right to bear arms.
Reuters
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Paris's main objections center on the U.S. Department of Justice's broad interpretation of what it considers its jurisdiction.
Reuters
Usage of judicial activism in English
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They opposed government regulation, judicial activism, and legislation that aimed at redistributing income.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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This is judicial activism at its worst.
Reuters
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The great Brown v Board of Education decision in 1954, the one which declared segregation unconstitutional -that's judicial activism.
The Guardian
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This time, the three have been targeted by the Republican Party and conservative advocacy groups who accuse them of judicial activism.
Reuters
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In the face of a policy vacuum, a period of judicial activism that would clean up Indian politics looked to have emerged.
Reuters
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This commission is expected to support Ashenafi and her brand of judicial activism in a country that has historically been known for its legal conservatism.
The South African
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