Meanings of judicial procedure in English

In judicial procedure, however, the regency placed themselves above the tribunals.

In each colony there was a system of courts, largely following English judicial procedure.

For example, sections related to deportation unlawfully override judicial procedure and access to courts, Gandar says.

He also wrote to the magistrate saying he meant no disrespect to them or the judicial procedure.

He brought his country to a high degree of prosperity, he simplified administration, he improved judicial procedure.

In other words, what we witness is a change of judicial procedure, but not necessarily a decrease of crime.

The doctrine of tenure applied universally to the land law formed the basis for judicial procedure in determining land rights.

Jews have not been charged with transgression of the country's laws, much less convicted of such transgressions by judicial procedure.

The general leniency of the judicial procedure here, and the utter absence of all repressive measures, are a scandal to Europe.

This liberty of appeal in the regular course of judicial procedure is the one thing which keeps the United States in existence.

The court in which the case is tried is the House of Lords, and the ordinary rules of judicial procedure are followed.

Maybe I wouldn't have sworn to it in a court-martial, but I wasn't interested in that kind of a judicial procedure tonight.

It said the latest action is just the continuation of judicial procedure pushed by the party's political rivals ahead of May's provincial elections.

The French judicial procedure will continue, Eric Woerth told reporters on the sidelines of a visit to China with Prime Minister Francois Fillon.

I shall present some recommendations in a special message looking to the strengthening of criminal-law enforcement and improvement in judicial procedure connected therewith.

Mr. Sumner insisted that in no judicial sense was the Senate a Court, and therefore not bound by the rules of judicial procedure: