international judiciary

This politicisation of human rights protection instruments can lead to only one thing - a fall in trust in the international judiciary.

Cann escaped what should have been a lengthy suspension when the international judiciary declared he had no case to answer.

Moreover, the institute's directors traditionally have held outstanding positions in national and international judiciary:

Hick's defence lawyer and many international judiciary members claimed that it would have been impossible for a conviction to be found against Hicks.

He is a member of the international judiciary of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.

George Monbiot opines, "The absence of an international legislature undermines the authority of an international judiciary (such as the proposed criminal court).

Compared with war-crimes courts from Nuremberg to Sierra Leone, the Iraqi Special Tribunal is unique in that it is not an independent international judiciary from the start.

The United Nations police force and an international judiciary have been understaffed and accused of working too slowly to control crime since Serbian security forces withdrew in June 1999 under an agreement with NATO.

Basically, they're setting a lot of international wheels in motion to protest what they claim is criminal interference in a state's internal affairs, illegal use of CIAF, bypassing of the international judiciary - you name it.

In UNMIK, Petit provided legal advice to the International Administrator of one of five Regions of Kosovo on various issues including the implementation of an international judiciary and issues arising out of the deployment of international police and armed forces.