judicially Meaning & Definition

  • En [ dʒuːˈdɪʃ.əl.i]
  • Us [ dʒuːˈdɪʃ.əl.i]

Meaning of judicially In English

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Examples of judicially

  • 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.

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Translations of judicially In Other Languages

  • Español

    judicialmente…

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  • Français

    juridiquement…

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  • Malay

    dari segi kehakiman…

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  • Deutsch

    gerichtlich…

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  • Norwegian

    juridisk, ad rettslig vei…

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  • Čeština

    soudně…

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  • Dansk

    retsligt…

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  • Italiano

    legalmente…

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