10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUB JUDICE»
Discover the use of
sub judice in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sub judice and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The House of Lords: Its Parliamentary and Judicial Roles
... many practices continue to be governed by custom and common sense rather
than the rule book".2 It is for this reason that it is interesting to consider how the
sub judice rule, a restriction on the freedom of speech in the Lords, came to exist,
...
Paul Carmichael, Brice Dickson, 1999
2
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
Assistant Minister for Information and Communications, Mr. George Khaniri,
sought the Chair's direction and ruling on whether he should answer the
Question by Mr. K. Kilonzo as he considered that the matter was sub judice under
Standing ...
3
Systemic Text Generation as Problem Solving
the Topical, then the Mood should also be sub-judice. ;;;IF a node is under-
consideration (sub-judice), ;;;TI-[EN make sure any supernodes are also under
consideration. (p fill-scopezzsuper sub-judice <sj>) hub 'is <sj> 'super { <super>
<> nil ...
4
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
Structurally an adverbial of place, the phrase usu. functions as a POSTPOSITIVE
ADJECTIVE <case sub judice>. The phrase is easily translated. Case subjudice
readily becomes case at bar. Better yet, one might write this case or the present ...
5
How to Fight for What's Right: The Citizen's Guide to Public ...
The sub judice rule has given rise to more case law than any of the other
branches of contempt. However, it is not clear to what extent it affects public
interest litigants and their lawyers. Almost all of the litigation concerns
newspapers and radio ...
John Swaigen, Alan D. Levy, Richard E. Woods, 1981
6
The Australian Judiciary
This is known as the sub judice convention.170 It has been applied most
rigorously to criminal cases. They are regarded as sub judice from the moment a
criminal charge is laid until the conclusion of the trial.171 A civil case, on the
other hand, ...
Enid Campbell, H. P. Lee, 2001
7
Sourcebook of Canadian Media Law
... rule is observed. " The Supreme Court of Ontario invalidated this restriction in
Re Klein and Law Society of Upper Canada; Re Dvorak and Law Society of
Upper Canada (1985), 50 O.R. (2d) 118. 3.3.3.3 Common Law Sub-Judice 3.3.
3.3.1 ...
Robert Martin, Stuart Adam, 1994
8
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
37, Paragraph 10, provides as follows: "Reference shall not be made in a
question to any particular matter which is sub judice." Standing Order No. 74,
provides as follows: "No member shall refer to any particular matter which is sub
judice or ...
9
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
37, Paragraph 10, provides as follows: "Reference shall not be made in a
question to any particular matter which is sub judice." Standing Order No. 74,
provides as follows: "No member shall refer to any particular matter which is sub
judice or ...
... extent a coroner's inquest on foot is an active judicial proceeding, and, if so, to
what extent the reporting of facts, the drawing of deductions, or the making of
comments about the circumstances of a death are inhibited by sub judice rules.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUB JUDICE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sub judice is used in the context of the following news items.
Jack Warner and the sub judice rule
But more important is the sub judice rule. Sub judice is Latin for “under judgement” and means that a particular case or matter is “under trial” or being considered ... «Trinidad and Tobago News, Jul 15»
Published on Jul 20, 2015, 11:02 pm AST
But more important is the sub judice rule. Sub judice is Latin for “under judgement” and means that a particular case or matter is “under trial” or being considered ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, Jul 15»
Dear Corruption Watch: Sub judice rule not a wand to make tough …
Sub judice is a Latin expression meaning "under judgment". The power in these words is illusory. The sub judice rule is an extension of the common law rule that ... «Times LIVE, Jun 15»
AG's definition of “sub judice” called into question
Mr Jeyaretnam said that although he was not legally trained, his understanding of the meaning of sub judice “is that it refers to the publication of material in the ... «The Online Citizen, Jun 15»
Sub judice, the politician's best friend
“One of the most irritating phenomena of our political life is the manner in which politicians wrongly invoke the so-called sub judice rule to avoid accountability,” ... «eNCA, Jun 15»
Bashir matter 'not sub judice': Cope
“There was nothing sub judice about that. When the occasion suits the government‚ the courts hold sway‚ otherwise not at all. This is the highest level of ... «Sowetan Live, Jun 15»
Ramaphosa: Signal jamming sub judice
Cape Town - Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa was accused of hiding behind the sub judice rule on Wednesday when he declined to answer a question in ... «News24, Mar 15»
AGC reminds public to refrain from making comments related to 3 …
"As criminal proceedings are currently before the Courts, we would like to remind the public that statements made may be sub judice contempt of court, if the ... «The Straits Times, Feb 15»
Brillantes claims sub judice rule gags him on Smartmatic deal
"Under the sub judice rule as explained by Marantan v. Diokno and Romero v. Estrella, comments and disclosures on any matter being considered by a judge or ... «InterAksyon, Feb 15»
Sub judice is not necessarily the ultimate conversation-stopper
Sub judice, meaning “under judicial consideration”, is a conversation-stopper. At times its deployment in political debate is a convenient way to shut down an ... «Irish Times, Jan 15»
