judicial opinion

The laws, despite differences of judicial opinion, are written in black and white.

Learned Hand wrote approximately four thousand judicial opinions during his career.

But like many judicial opinions, the finished product was a second draft.

In writing judicial opinions, the judge was concerned about matters of tone and style.

"Folks hear about this they'll burn the whole town down" was the judge's learned judicial opinion.

Aside from judicial opinions, scholars have written many books and articles on this subject.

Some of the other justices, and Court observers, felt it was inappropriate for a judicial opinion.

This should mean that, as in each instance of previous judicial opinion, the Federal Government must take over.

And you may consider this boasting, but I can also translate judicial opinions.

Construction of these clauses has produced considerable differences in judicial opinion.

This ruling is well out of the mainstream of judicial opinion.

The following are some of his more notable judicial opinions:

"It's a misuse of judicial opinions on both sides," he said.

Justice Ginsburg replied, as she does in many of her judicial opinions, by trying to delay the decision until another day.

"Rape" is not mentioned in the judicial opinions in this case.

Under the common law, judicial opinions themselves have legal effect through the rule of stare decisis.

From her briefcase, she removed photocopies of various judicial opinions speaking.

Important cases are still studied by reading the judicial opinion, rather than the lawyers' briefs or the oral arguments they gave.

Promoting the democratic process and values, through news, laws, regulation, and judicial opinion.

However, judicial opinion has varied in its view of what is the dominant ingredient of public policy.

Yet to cite something in a judicial opinion is not necessarily to treat it as authoritative precedent.

Richard A. Posner has also written against the use of notes in judicial opinions.

In judicial opinions, the use of defeasible is commonplace.

Mr. Ginsburg's judicial opinions do not provide much insight into his political orientation.

Professor Weisberg holds that judicial opinions ought to be written with greater clarity and style.