extrajudicial
ماورائے عدالت
definition
adjective
there have been reports of extrajudicial executions
(of a sentence) not legally authorized.
example
The Appeals judges have effectively nixed that by ordering a 30 minute oral session on ‘conduct of trial and 'extrajudicial' statements.’
Rarely today do federal courts inject themselves into 'extrajudicial' adventures of the type that impugned their integrity in decades past.
It was further alleged that confessions had been extracted under torture and that some of them had been compelled to make 'extrajudicial' confessions which were broadcast on television.
The armies have been accused of misbehavior, 'extrajudicial' executions, forced enlistment, and child soldiering.
Many of your Democratic colleagues, Senator Durbin, are concerned about these 'extrajudicial' procedures.
But he stuck by the proposal of 'extrajudicial' shootings.
Prisons are never happy places, and places of prolonged, 'extrajudicial' detention and torture seem to retain their edge for a very long time.
For those who criticize his targeting as 'extrajudicial' , let me say that we are sensitive to these concerns.
The ruling regime is accused of carrying out 'extrajudicial' executions and forcing dissidents into exile.
The question is was it a mistake or an 'extrajudicial' execution.
Suspected rebel supporters were detained, tortured and 'extrajudicially' executed.
In a trade dispute, a panel of three trade lawyers, only one of whom is appointed by us, hears the case 'extrajudicially' and in secret, without reference to our laws or our democratically derived policies and practices.
Most were held in prolonged incommunicado detention and reportedly tortured,’ the report said, adding that 20 ‘were killed or found dead in circumstances which suggested they had been 'extrajudicially' executed’.
Since February 2003, nearly 700 more children and youths have been murdered or 'extrajudicially' executed in the country.
The party said that some of the bodies were those of people who had ‘disappeared ‘in police custody and had been 'extrajudicially' executed.’
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