Examples of using Judicial functions in English and their translations into Chinese
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Prosecutorial and judicial functions are subordinated to the executive in political cases or cases involving powerful interests, and judges' rulings are too often influenced by money.
In this regard, the proposition that the Court' s judicial functions are inextricably linked to the maintenance of international peace and security is, in my view, indisputable.
The courts cannot provide food, shelter, or medical aid, but they must stand ready to perform their judicial functions as part of the recovery effort.
Furthermore, although the Act did not abolish the role of Lord Chancellor, the transfer of his judicial functions to the Lord Chief Justice reinforces the independence of the judiciary in the UK.
Judge Deborah Thomas-Felix is President of the Industrial Court of Trinidad and Tobago and has been exercising judicial functions in many different courts, including specialist labour courts, since 1990.
Thus far, owing to the absence of an indictment, the Trial Chamber and the Appeals Chamber of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon have exercised their statutory judicial functions only to a limited extent.
Cooperation in investigation and prosecution is also essential, bearing in mind the need for appropriate safeguards to ensure the independence of investigative, prosecution and judicial functions.
A constitutional reform had established the High Council of the Judiciary without ensuring a separation of administrative and judicial functions, and judges continued to be appointed on the basis of political recommendations.
He explained that muftis were appointed rather than elected because they exercised judicial functions, and that that was not contested by the European Court of Human Rights.
This is established by article 199(1) of the Statute, which provides that"[A]ny dispute concerning the judicial functions of the Court shall be settled by the decision of the Court".
The fact that judges are answerable to the President of the Republic is incompatible with the rule of law, as is the fact that the President and his ministers can exercise judicial functions such as ordering arrests.
The Family Tribunal described under articles 2 and 3 was created under the 1998 Amendment of the Children Act as an alternative structure to the traditional court system entrusted with quasi- judicial functions.
Rethinking the Judicial Function" 51 South Carolina Law Review 183.
The judicial function is concerned with judging, evaluating, and comparing.
The Ombudsman can investigate any public authority, with the exception of persons performing a judicial function.
This judicial function is entrusted to the courts which are responsible to the people of the nation for maintaining law and order.
The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia prescribes that a judge is independent in performing their judicial function and may only be subordinate to the Constitution and the law.
A number of provisions in the Law on Courts guarantees the independence of the courts in performing their judicial function.
This realization has placed the focus in many States on issues of judicial accountability and the need for detailed principles to guide the execution of the judicial function.
Additionally, although the organs of public and State security and of judicial administration are administrative in function, they also have a partially judicial function.