Judiciary definition

Judiciary means United States Government.
Judiciary means the judicial system that was established by Oneida General Tribal Council resolution GTC-01-07-13-B to administer the judicial authorities and responsibilities of the Nation.
Judiciary means the courts of the state, including any municipal or district court, whether or not of record.

Examples of Judiciary in a sentence

  • Assemblyman Horne moved that the bill be referred to the Committee on Judiciary.

  • These expressions, insofar as they imply any mistrust in the functioning of the Judiciary, are not acceptable.

  • The services of the Area in all its administrative Department such an Executive, Judiciary, Police, Forests, Education etc.

  • We adhere to the agreement adopted by the Permanent Commission of the General Council of the Judiciary regarding both the rejection of such an initiative and its justification to repudiate it in view of the obvious risk of attempting to subject judicial decisions to parliamentary review in a flagrant violation of the principle of separation of powers, which is the fundamental pillar of our democratic rule of law.

  • The MCDAs initially targeted would be the main beneficiaries of initiatives under KDEAP (i.e., MICDE, Education, Healthcare and the Judiciary, as well as Huduma centers, which are county-based one-stop shops for accessing government services).


More Definitions of Judiciary

Judiciary means the judicial department of state government established by article 2, section 1 of the Wyoming constitution;
Judiciary means judges;
Judiciary means the judicial system responsible for applying the laws of the Oneida Nation. The three branches, as identified in resolutions BC-05-08-13-A and GTC 01-07- 13-B are the Family Court, Trial Court and Court of Appeals.
Judiciary means the Oneida Tribal Judicial System.
Judiciary means any court having jurisdiction in Montserrat and includes any member or officer of such court;
Judiciary means the Supreme Court of Judicature, the Magistrates Court and the Department of Court Administration;
Judiciary means Poder Judicial, the Borrower’s judicial branch of government responsible for administering and delivering judicial services in the Borrower’s territory, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter VIII of the Borrower’s Constitution, and the provisions of the Organic Law (as hereinafter defined);