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Qué (quién) es Judicial control - definición
APPROACH TO AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE
Judicial Minimalism; Minimalism (Judicial); Judicial minimalist; Minimalism (judicial)
judicial review
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ABILITY OF COURTS TO REVIEW ACTIONS BY EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATURES
Judicial Review; Judicial oversight; Judicial review (theory); Judicial review (law); Judicial Review (Theory); Judicial Review (Law); Judicial control; Direct review
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1. (in the UK) a procedure by which a court can pronounce on an administrative action by a public body.
2. (in the US) review by the Supreme Court of the constitutional validity of a legislative act.
Judicial activism in the European Union
CONTROVERSIAL JUDICIAL PRACTICE, PARTICULARLY IN THE UNITED STATES
Judicial Activism; Judicial activist; Legislating from the bench; Activist judge; Activist judges; Judicial Tyranny; Judicial activism in Canada; Law and social change; Juristocracy; Judicial activism (Canada); Activist court; Broad judicial review; Judicial activism in the European Union; Judicial activism in the european union; Judicial fiat; Legislate from the bench; Judicial tyranny; Judicial activism in India; Judicial Activism In India; Judicialization; Judicial overreach; Activist judiciary; Judicial activists; Judicially activist
The European Court of Justice has historically been an important driver of integration in the EU by performing judicial activism.For a critical view on the concept of judicial activism in regard to the ECJ, see Grimmel, Andreas (2014).
Judicial activism
CONTROVERSIAL JUDICIAL PRACTICE, PARTICULARLY IN THE UNITED STATES
Judicial Activism; Judicial activist; Legislating from the bench; Activist judge; Activist judges; Judicial Tyranny; Judicial activism in Canada; Law and social change; Juristocracy; Judicial activism (Canada); Activist court; Broad judicial review; Judicial activism in the European Union; Judicial activism in the european union; Judicial fiat; Legislate from the bench; Judicial tyranny; Judicial activism in India; Judicial Activism In India; Judicialization; Judicial overreach; Activist judiciary; Judicial activists; Judicially activist
Judicial activism is a judicial philosophy holding that the courts can and should go beyond the applicable law to consider broader societal implications of its decisions. It is sometimes used as an antonym of judicial restraint.
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Judicial minimalism
Judicial minimalism refers to a philosophy in United States constitutional law which promotes itself as a politically moderate viewpoint such as that of retired Judge Sandra Day O'Connor. It is often compared to other judicial philosophies such as judicial activism, judicial originalism, and judicial textualism. Judicial minimalism takes its approach from a limited method of decision-making conceived by Edmund Burke.
Ejemplos de uso de Judicial control
1. Watch more about Kerviel» The judge freed Kerviel under judicial control after Monday‘s hearing.
2. But this proposal did require a "much stronger form of judicial control", he added.
3. The prosecutor‘s office has asked that the two men be released under judicial control.
4. Kerviel is free under judicial control but faces a maximum of three years in prison for abuse of confidence.
5. But he warned that much stronger judicial control than the equivalent of a magistrates court was needed if the proposal were not to be struck down by the courts on human rights grounds.