- The
judiciary (also
known as the
judicial system, judicature,
judicial branch,
judiciative branch, and
court or
judiciary system) is the
system of courts...
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Judicial review is a
process under which a government's executive, legislative, or
administrative actions are
subject to
review by the judiciary.: 79 ...
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Judicial activism is a
judicial philosophy holding that
courts can and
should go
beyond the
applicable law to
consider broader societal implications of...
- A
judicial officer is a
person with the
responsibilities and
powers to facilitate, arbitrate,
preside over, and make
decisions and
directions with regard...
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Judicial independence is the
concept that the
judiciary should be
independent from the
other branches of government. That is,
courts should not be subject...
- administrative,
noncriminal infractions, and
other types of cases.
There are 20
judicial circuits in Florida, all but five of
which span
multiple counties. They...
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Judicial reform is the
complete or
partial political reform of a country's judiciary.
Judicial reform can be
connected to a law reform, constitutional...
- In the
Roman Catholic Church, a
judicial vicar or
episcopal official (Latin: officialis) is an
officer of the
diocese who has
ordinary power to
judge cases...
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Courts of
Judicial Magistrate of
First class,
Judicial First class Magistrate Courts, or
Judicial Magistrate First class Courts are at the
second lowest...
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Judicial economy or
procedural economy is the
principle that the
limited resources of the
legal system or a
given court should be
conserved by the refusal...
