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He was judicially separated from his wife and she lived in their house.
She was judicially ordered to submit to a psychiatric evaluation.
He is a judicially recognized officer of the court.
This account demonstrates how the documents' focus on interactions considered judicially relevant deprived women's agency of its meaning.
If they were not, governmental fact-gathering powers were limited; if they were, then judicially-guarded constitutional protections for searches and witnesses applied.
Also, the feeling that we are all being judicially scrutinized has very greatly increased, which should make a minister pause.
Few contemplate legislative review and assume that the primary political obligation under a bill of rights is to redress judicially identified problems in legislation.
To some extent, this space will be secured by judicially enforceable rights that attach to particular activities such as speech.
But it seems preferable to practices that obscure the full consequences of judicial review by purporting to be modest when, in fact, they result in new, judicially created rules.
The modality of "protection," which we endorse as the proper modality of justice in the field of religious liberty, may generate a rich set of judicially enforceable liberties.
It was socially acknowledged and judicially enforced.
Currently, the only legal course of action open to complainants is to seek leave for the decision to be judicially reviewed.
The issue must first be arbitrated judicially, in public.
Under ordinary circumstances, when crime is detected and proved, the person who has committed the crime has to expiate it for a term prescribed judicially.
It always has been—it has been commented on a number of times judicially—because it puts local authorities in an impossible situation.
All our laws are passed on the basis that those who administer them judicially are intelligent people.
He very judicially and calmly weighed up the arguments on both sides.
The definition judicially determined, which appears in clause 28, does not exclude religious groups or converts into them.
