judicial supervision

The answer, in some cases, might be yes - provided it's done with due process and under judicial supervision.

Most of the expansion has taken place in secret, making Congressional or judicial supervision particularly difficult.

We now turn to the judicial supervision of the quality of top management decision making.

Judicial supervision of this powerful technology is essential if we are to preserve individual liberty.

That provision does even more damage to our right to be free from police searches conducted without judicial supervision.

South African government officials have repeatedly asserted that land reform will be undertaken under judicial supervision.

Amendment of Article 88 to restore full judicial supervision of elections.

When a school system has eliminated segregation, the law is clear that there is no need or justification for continued judicial supervision.

Anyone arrested is liable to torture until a confession results; detention occurs without judicial supervision.

The report has an annex containing a survey of parliamentary and judicial supervision in the Member States.

The city's bulging jails remain under judicial supervision.

Ensuring judicial supervision over the voting process.

It is considered a self regulated "guild", created under the concept that lawyers are better equipped to discipline themselves without government or judicial supervision.

The judge's philosophy is simple: intense judicial supervision is the best way to deter repeat battering.

Ensure full judicial supervision of elections.

In 1989, a Federal appeals court in Atlanta refused the county's request that it be released from judicial supervision.

In fact, one question the commission might consider is whether judicial supervision and even participation in the voir dire process make it more efficient.

Such remedies need judicial supervision.

Accession to the convention will partly make up for these limitations by ensuring external judicial supervision of all aspects of the Union's activity.

At the same time, it avoids burdensome regulation and minimizes on-going judicial supervision and involvement.

With waning public support, the courts began relaxing judicial supervision of school districts during the 1990s and 2000s, calling for voluntary efforts to achieve racial balance.

Those courts tried to reduce substance-abuse recidivism among nonviolent drug offenders by offering a program that combined intensive judicial supervision with treatment, she said.

He also added that the abolition of judicial supervision of elections does not affect the integrity of the elections.

Lawyers for the De Kalb County school district expressed confidence that it would soon win release from judicial supervision for most aspects of its operations.

With regard to Habeas Corpus the Commission found that the keeping of prisoners "without judicial supervision for a period of 18 days not acceptable."