Synonyms for judicial review
ju·di·cial re·view

Princeton's WordNet

1. judicial reviewnoun

   review by a court of law of actions of a government official or entity or of some other legally appointed person or body or the review by an appellate court of the decision of a trial court

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1. • Law
   • Review

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1. Thom Tillis:

   A back-end judicial review process to prevent unmerited removals of special counsels not only helps to ensure their investigatory independence, but also reaffirms our nation’s system of checks and balances.

2. Elizabeth Prelogar:

   Texas designed S.B. 8 to thwart the supremacy of federal law in open defiance of our constitutional structure, states are free to ask this court to reconsider its constitutional precedents, but they are not free to place themselves above this court, nullify the Court’s decisions in their borders, and block the judicial review necessary to vindicate federal rights.

3. Thom Tillis:

   It is critical that special counsels have the independence and resources they need to lead investigations, a back-end judicial review process to prevent unmerited removals of special counsels not only helps to ensure their investigatory independence, but also reaffirms our nation’s system of check and balances.

4. Adam White:

   If the Supreme Court overturns the lower court’s decisions, that will reduce a lot of uncertainty around judicial review of districting because the people who want to challenge district lines will have to show much clearer evidence of discriminatory intent or effect, so, judicial review will be much simpler.

5. Tim Kaine:

   Taking one project and saying it doesn't have to go through any permitting, all the permits get issues, there's no judicial review, and strip it away from the Fourth Circuit because the company is unhappy with my hometown court? no way.