Extrajudicial definition

Extrajudicial means something that is outside of the normal justice system.

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Extrajudicial means “outside of court.”

Extrajudicial means ‘without due sanction of law’. An extrajudicial execution means executing someone for a reason untried and untested by legal process. If a nation arrogates to itself exceptionality, as the US has to itself - and to its miniature mirror image, Israel - there is no such thing as ‘extrajudicial executions’. There is no such thing as illegal abductions or universally outlawed techniques of torture. There is nothing wrong in drones which seek out US enemies and in the process traumatise whole communities, scar the minds and lives of children and, when something goes wrong, wipe out the guests at weddings or hit schools or hospitals. There is nothing wrong in identifying individuals you think just might be your enemy though you have no proof, abducting them from their homes in sovereign countries, taking them to secret interrogation centres in other complaint countries where torture is commonplace and if necessary sending them to yet other countries where even more ‘effective’ forms of torture are condoned. There is nothing wrong in keeping an illegal base in Cuba against the wishes of the Cuban government even when the lease has run out and there, on Cuban soil, setting up a scar on the conscience of the world, namely Guantanamo. Even Obama was embarrassed with that and promised to close it. Did he?

Examples of Extrajudicial in a sentence

• In the event that service of any process or notice of motion or other application to any such court in connection with any such motion in connection with any such action or proceeding cannot be made in the manner described above, such service may be made in the manner set forth in conformance with the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents on Civil and Commercial Matters or any successor convention or treaty.

• In the event that service of any process or notice or motion or other application to any such court in connection with any such action or proceeding cannot be made in the manner described above, such service may be made in the manner set forth in conformance with the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents of Civil and Commercial Matters or any successor convention or treaty.

• Each Party hereby expressly waives the application of the procedures for service of process according to The Hague Convention for Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters.

• PRONOVA agrees that in the event RELIANT institutes an appropriate action seeking injunctive/equitable relief for specific performance under this Agreement, RELIANT shall not be required to provide PRONOVA with service of process of a complaint and summons under the procedures set forth in the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters (the “Hague Convention”), or via any Norwegian judicial process or system.

• Extrajudicial collection costs amount to at least 15% of the outstanding amount, as well as € 50, - administration costs.

• The Company irrevocably waives any requirements for service abroad of process or other documents, including under the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters.

• Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs.

• Both Parties waive application of the procedures for service of process pursuant to the Hague Convention for Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents.

• The extrajudicial (collection) costs will be calculated according to the Staffel Extrajudicial collection costs (BIK), unless the extrajudicial (collection) costs actually incurred are higher.

• Each Party hereby expressly waives application of the procedures for service of process pursuant to The Hague Convention for Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters.

More Definitions of Extrajudicial

Extrajudicial means “outside the court.” Thus, extrajudicial measures aim to hold a young person accountable without proceeding through the formal court process. The YCJA encourages the use of extrajudicial measures in all cases where they are adequate to hold a young person accountable. Extrajudicial measures are presumed to be adequate to hold a first-time non-violent offender accountable and can be used even if a young person has previously been dealt with by extrajudicial measures or has previously been found guilty of an offence. The YCJA requires police officers to consider the use of extrajudicial measures before deciding to charge a young person and stipulates that police services are to keep a record of any extrajudicial measure used to hold a young person accountable.

Extrajudicial means “outside the court.” Thus, extrajudicial measures aim to hold a young person accountable without proceeding through the formal court process.