"We're not seeking traditional judicial remedies, like court orders, or damages or some punishment, " said Edward Chen, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union based in Los Angeles.
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We will not be looking to the International Criminal Court, but we will be looking for judicial remedies that insure this person is held accountable for his or her actions.
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Legislative measures alone are not sufficient to ensure compliance with the ICESCR and state parties are expected to provide judicial remedies in addition to taking administrative, financial, educational and social measures.
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"As trustees of the district we had to seek a legal, judicial remedy because the entire educational institution, for which we are responsible, is at risk, " said board member Jeff Horton.
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The Legislature voted to require a supermajority of three-fifths to extend the proposition's reach to such other cases, but opponents say that is still an inadequate tradeoff for closing off judicial remedies.
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Microsoft's chief operating officer, Bob Herbold, asked whether the company was developing any contingency plans in case it ultimately faced drastic judicial remedies such as a forced breakup, vigorously shook his head no.
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This is a political issue, not a question of gender purity . ( Every female is always truthful and legally entitled to a judicial remedy for supposed male wrongdoing just because she's female?
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It is a judicial remedy giving rise to an enforceable equitable obligation : the extent to which it operates retrospectively to the prejudice of third parties lies in the discretion of the court.
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Although they will definitely hear the Utah case, the justices left open the prospect that they might not be able to decide it for lack of an ability to impose a judicial remedy.
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One question for the justices on Wednesday was, If Utah was right on the law, was it too late for a judicial remedy because the official census numbers have already been submitted to Congress?
