nonjusticiability

[US]//ˌnɒnˌdʒʌstɪʃɪəˈbɪlɪti//
[UK]//ˌnɑːnˌdʒʌstɪʃiˈeɪbɪlɪti//

Translation

n.The quality or state of not being appropriate for or subject to trial in a court of law.; The legal doctrine stating that certain matters are outside the jurisdiction of the judiciary.

Phrases & Collocations

nonjusticiability issue

political nonjusticiability

nonjusticiability claim

nonjusticiability doctrine

legal nonjusticiability

nonjusticiability principle

nonjusticiability exception

nonjusticiability argument

nonjusticiability concern

nonjusticiability challenge

Example Sentences

the court invoked the doctrine of nonjusticiability to dismiss the political claim.

scholars debate whether the principle of nonjusticiability limits judicial review.

the plaintiff argued that the issue fell under nonjusticiability due to its political nature.

in the landmark ruling, the supreme court addressed the concept of nonjusticiability directly.

critics claim that the rule of nonjusticiability undermines democratic accountability.

the lawyer raised the question of nonjusticiability before the tribunal.

legislative drafting must consider the doctrine of nonjusticiability to avoid litigation.

the court’s reliance on the doctrine of nonjusticiability sparked public protest.

academic literature often examines the limits of nonjusticiability in constitutional law.

the petition was rejected on grounds of nonjusticiability.

the judge cited the principle of nonjusticiability to avoid addressing the merits.

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