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Finally, once all sides decided that the "judicialization" of administrative procedure had contained the partisan potential of administrative agencies and preserved the value of lawyers' mastery of due process, discussions of administrative law became less heated, and the topic returned to the outer margins of American political debate.

Law and Politics in Newcastle's New York Dan Ernst 2009

Judd refers to this as the "judicialization" of what has "traditionally been considered covert government information".

Archive 2008-04-01 Dana 2008

People hear the word "judicialization" and all of their inhibitions go right out the window.

Revisions of the Revised 2005

Such "judicialization" of the Supreme Court is a late-Twentieth-Century phenomenon; the Justices who rendered

FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles 2009

But because the courts are perceived as biased, instead of achieving reconciliation and a way forward, judicialization has exacerbated matters.

Thailand's Misrule by Law Thitinan Pongsudhirak 2010

The dissolution of political parties and bans on politicians on one side of Thailand's deepening divide is part of a trend in Thai politics that some have dubbed "judicialization."

Thailand's Misrule by Law Thitinan Pongsudhirak 2010

Continue reading Today in the judicialization of intelligence matters.

Peace, order and good government, eh?: September 2009 Archives 2009

Today in the judicialization of intelligence matters

Peace, order and good government, eh?: September 2009 Archives 2009

To what extent and in what manner was this a form of judicialization of social problems, whereby areas previously considered private became objects of state intervention ?

Archive 2008-07-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008

The phenomenon of the judicialization of politics also suggests other avenues that merit study.

Archive 2008-07-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008