Other historians point out Minton's strong commitment to his judicial principles as a valuable attribute.
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Many critics say the United States has abandoned its judicial principles in its zeal to prevent another Sept . 11.
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On the other hand, he said, maybe African-Americans also are more literal in how they behold judicial principles.
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Many critics say the United States has abandoned its judicial principles in its zeal to prevent another terrorist attack on its soil.
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Pitting his soaring poll ratings against bedrock judicial principle, he offers the other two branches of government the choice of the rule of Clinton or the rule of law.
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In this case, nothing would suit bin Laden more than to see the United States betray its judicial principles by failing to give the defendants a fair and just trial.
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Judicial Doctrine : Good recreation planning is based upon the important judicial principles of being principled, reasoned, reasonable, sufficient, full, fair, and preponderance of the information.
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The army, which Pinochet commanded for a quarter of a century until March, called the decision " an abusive, humiliating measure, contrary to basic judicial principles ."
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The Florida high court applied routine judicial principles and plain common sense ( " garden-variety principles, " in the words of a brief ) to clear up ambiguities in state election law.
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Prosecutors have the final say on which applicants are accepted, and Meyers argues the lack of an appeals process erodes a basic judicial principle _ one side opposing the other with the judge in the middle.
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