Meanings of national judiciary in English

The national judiciary is the common tribunal of the whole country.

Probably its master-stroke is the creation of the national judiciary.

The beginnings of the national judiciary were so modest that no one could have taken alarm.

To remedy this, to establish fair-handed justice throughout the land, the national judiciary was created by the constitution.

Twenty-five years had wrought a vast change in the position of the national judiciary in the American constitutional system.

The repeal of the Judiciary Act, he had declared, had shaken the independence of the national judiciary to its foundations.

The independence of the national judiciary is already shaken to its foundation, and the virtue of the people alone can restore it.

Thus if the new President and the Senate be conceded, the popular branch of Congress and the national judiciary would make steady bulwarks.

Disturbed by a prior call from Moreno, Melendez taped the follow-up conversation and gave the recording to internal inspectors of the national judiciary.

Under the articles of confederation there had been no national judiciary, and state courts often discriminated against foreigners and citizens of other states.

While the representatives were preparing bills for organizing the great executive departments, the senate was occupied with digesting the system of a national judiciary.

The most bigoted idolizers of State authority have not thus far shown a disposition to deny the national judiciary the cognizances of maritime causes.

The Establishment Of The National Judiciary