But according to the Iranian Judicatory, a subsequent search of her house uncovered 450 grams of cocaine, 420 grams of opium, and several forged passports.

Located primarily in South-Central and Eastern Kentucky, this Cumberland Presbytery was a member judicatory of Green River Synod from 1844 to 1888 and of Kentucky Synod from 1888 to 1988.

Judicative acts are formed from more complex knowledge where reasoning is judiciously applied.

Volition does not require judicative acts to be performed, which explains how humans are able to sin.

To answer how the will could go against this obligation, Marchia distinguishes between apprehensive and a judicative acts.

It serves no purpose to put the matter in the judicative or moralistic terms so often favoured by the historians of religion, and to declare that churchmen had failed because they were corrupt.

To avoid the objection that judgment is required for reasoning and cannot be ignored in the deliberative process, Marchia offers a further distinction between apprehensive and judicative knowledge, and two types of rational reflective judgments.

As usual in western democracies, the three powers are separated: the executive is taken care of by the government, the judicative by the courts and judges, and the legislative is managed by the federal and state parliaments.

This incarnation of the presbytery was formed in the Cumberland Presbyterian middle judicatory realignment of 1988.

Churches having episcopal polity are governed by bishops, who have authority over dioceses, conferences, or synods (in general referred to as a judicatory).

The Judicial Council is the highest judicatory body of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

When the Protector enquired about the grounds for the Commons proceeding to a trial, Boteler was satisfied they had 'a judicatory power' to do so.

Calvin Synod [6]--the Synod is a non-geographical judicatory composed of churches which derive from the Hungarian Reformed tradition.

In 1988, as part of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church middle judicatory realignment, this Cumberland Presbytery was dissolved only to be reformed as a much larger presbytery.

The unique Polish Underground State considered szmalcownictwo an act of collaboration with the enemy, and with the aid of its military arm, the Armia Krajowa, punished it with the judicatory death sentence.

The judicatory territories enumerated here were altered at least once during the 1970s by the UPCUSA General Assembly, which, in turn, gave way to entirely new boundaries during the formative years of the current Presbyterian Church (USA) in the mid-1980s.