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It was also the supreme judicial tribunal of the kingdom.

The Bureau is an administrative law agency and not a judicial tribunal.

"It's unusual and almost absurd that we are holding a judicial tribunal in the middle of a war situation."

The declaration says there must be a right of appeal, either directly or through an advocate, to a judicial tribunal.

For example, judges are appointed by a judicial tribunal held over from the Franco regime.

It became the first judicial tribunal in Canada specializing in human rights.

The prisoners were freed after a judicial tribunal found no grounds on which to prosecute them.

The book called for complete disarmament and the use of world judicial tribunals to solve international disputes.

Through the bishops, with their lands, wealth, and judicial tribunals, the whole system of a centralized Church was made to work.

The Roberts Commission was not a court martial proceeding or a judicial tribunal.

In cases of Legislative removal, the Standards call for a recommendation by a judicial tribunal.

Any other course would be contrary "to the spirit which imbues our judicial tribunals prohibiting decision without hearing."

The limitations on the legislative should be enshrined in a constitution and safeguarded by an independent judicial tribunal.

He spoke on the need for a judicial tribunal to look into the people's complaints and also on other requirements of a fully functioning democracy.

The power of removal of a judge shall preferably be vested in a judicial tribunal.

Before a lien may be placed, an "opportunity for an appeal on the record to an independent administrative or judicial tribunal" must be made available.

The Act did provide a process for appealing to a judicial tribunal against the Home Secretary's decision to detain in each case.

And, one hopes, no member of the judicial tribunal will take on the dual role of fact-finder and prosecutor.

The capital of the canton was Lausanne, with the préfet's residence, the administrative chamber and the judicial tribunal.

The EU succeeds in being a Union under law only to the extent that it has an effective set of judicial tribunals.

In this capacity he contributed to reorganization of the judicial tribunals of the state, and still continued to discharge his duties on the bench.

It is impossible to exaggerate the revolutionary significance of the recognition of a binding judicial tribunal external to the realm.

For example, the New Hampshire Constitution allowed its senate to serve as a judicial tribunal for impeachments.

Everyone shall have the right to be tried expeditiously by the established ordinary courts or judicial tribunals under law, subject to review by the courts.

The Tennessee Supreme Court is the ultimate judicial tribunal of the state of Tennessee.