judicial power

The judicial power is in the hands of the courts.

"We will have a judicial power that is absolutely clean," he said.

In this way, it set a high standard for the separation of judicial power.

His judicial powers, however, were similar to those of the Chancellor.

The judicial power is divided into two separate systems of courts.

Today, the judicial power is almost completely vested in the federal court system.

This gave him important judicial powers along with his executive and legislative ones.

We should not forget that the right to a jury trial was meant to act as a check on judicial power.

Judicial power also extends to areas not covered by statute.

In the same year trial by jury was introduced, ending the military's judicial power.

Thus, judicial power can only be vested in the judiciary.

This is a task which the court does not have the judicial power to perform."

The second function taken from the consulship was their judicial power.

It will also be hard to ascertain the limits of judicial power.

By the 15th century, the judicial power of Chancery was recognized.

These reiterate what are considered to be key characteristics of judicial power.

"There was no legislature or judicial power to balance the President.

The position contained the highest military, administrative, and judicial powers.

The Commissioner could also exercise judicial powers if the judges of the court were not available.

The judicial power to always be exercised by the Galician people.

A true exercise of judicial power provides due process of another sort.

The federal judicial power extends to all cases "arising under this Constitution."

This parliament has responsibility for legislative, executive and judicial powers.

However, municipal governments have no judicial power, and courts are only organised at the state or federal level.

Each state should have its own constitution with substantial legislative, administrative and judicial power.