nonjusticiable

the court declared the political question nonjusticiable and dismissed the case.

many scholars argue that certain constitutional claims are inherently nonjusticiable.

the doctrine of nonjusticiable political questions prevents courts from intervening in policy disputes.

judges often find separation of powers issues to be nonjusticiable under established precedent.

the panel deemed the diplomatic dispute nonjusticiable and declined jurisdiction.

nonjusticiable matters should be resolved through the political process rather than litigation.

some rights claims are considered nonjusticiable because they lack judicially manageable standards.

the supreme court has established a framework for identifying nonjusticiable issues.

legislative appointments are typically classified as nonjusticiable controversies.

courts frequently avoid ruling on nonjusticiable foreign policy questions.

the amendment's nonjusticiable provisions created significant uncertainty among litigants.

administrative agencies sometimes make nonjusticiable determinations about their own jurisdiction.