Judicially

My dictoinary refers to "Judicially" relating to, administration of justice, courts of law and the judiciary.

Making History? Steven Barnes 2008

Judicially-ordered cruel and unusual punishments violate the 8th, so they are not lawful, either.

Matthew Yglesias » Sleep Deprivation 2010

He said "Judicially speaking, the United States has a clear obligation" to bring proceedings against Bush and Rumsfeld.

Accessories after the fact. 2009

Judicially a Scalia fan-boy; more conservo-libertarian on policy.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Who Are You? 2007

I suppose you could always employ a lawyer to Judicially review the decision of the Electoral Commission or the Committee for Standards writing that down does make it sound Stalinist ...

Baron Ashcroft: "Unfit" Offshore Status Home to Roost 2007

Judicially, they can argue that unborn persons are being denied the equal protection of the homicide laws, using the groundwork of "fetus rights" laws that Republicans have put into place as a jumping-off point.

Balkinization 2004

Judicially crafted substance over form doctrine is constitutional.

Tax Prof Commentary on Murphy 2006

Judicially-imposed SSM will end up boosting homophobia and making it more socially acceptable.

Recording of SSM Debate at Stanford 2005

Judicially imposed SSM I tend to think will actually decrease homophobia in the long term.

Recording of SSM Debate at Stanford 2005

In a recent article by Bruce Walker entitled "The Nuclear Solution to Judicially Imposed Atheism," the following amendment to the Constitution is suggested:

Linguistic Restraint: The Case of "Fascist Theocracy" Chris 2004