Quasijudicial

At the risk of over-simplification – the question is this: why are triers of fact loathe to allow prior adverse quasijudicial comment to be adduced to challenge an expert during the qualification phase? ❋ Unknown (2010)

And in how many cases did this unqualified expert tip the balance in quasijudicial decisions? ❋ Unknown (2010)

In most cities, this is a quasijudicial action since any appeals would be heard by the city council, so they have to remain silent. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Many of the alphabet soup agencies are quasijudicial/regulatory and not particularly active in their own right. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And that's this quasijudicial function that I think the American prosecutor plays. ❋ Unknown (2000)

There was a need for, in effect, a fourth branch of government—the “administrative branch”—embodied in independent regulatory agencies that would be “quasi-legislative, quasi-executive, quasijudicial” ❋ DANIEL YERGIN (1998)

I find it extraordinary that a quasijudicial effort is needed to allow more players to offer electronic financial services to their customers. ❋ Unknown (1996)

There was a need for, in effect, a fourth branch of government—the “administrative branch”—embodied in independent regulatory agencies that would be “quasi-legislative, quasi-executive, quasijudicial” and that would ensure the implementation of the legislation. ❋ DANIEL YERGIN (1998)

The version of that dream that Obama named "The New Foundation" in 2009 had been gestating since the 1930s creation of "independent" agencies endowed with powers "quasi-legislative and quasijudicial" to govern broad areas of national life. ❋ Angelo M. Codevilla (2009)

"People, get your heads together, make something happen," Mayor Bob Jones said at the end of a quasijudicial zoning hearing that was as much about Selah's future as it was about Matson's. ❋ Unknown (2009)