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• r  as ordered by a court
• r  in a judicial manner
  judicially controlled process

• The court came within a vote of, in effect, judicially establishing the Equal Rights Amendment: Stewart held back only because he believed that state legislatures would pass the .
• Between court Sons they were free to go to their homes, their only instructions being to avoid discussing the case and making up their minds pre-judicially.
• Currently it's a moot point, since the prosecuting magistrate has ruled the footage as too "complex" to be judicially relevant.

News & Articles

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• Hannity Guest Bill Cunningham Erupts At Democrat Tamara Holder: ‘Know Your Place And Shut Your Mouth’
  On Sean Hannity' s show Thursday night, an argument over whether Eric Holder committed perjury got extremely heated between guest Bill Cunningham and Fox Analyst Tamara Holder . Cunningham, incensed over what he felt was Eric Holder's bold-faced lying, began screaming and jabbing his finger at Holder, who was sitting right next to him. "You are judicially challenged and you're one of the stooges ...
  June 21, 2013 - Mediaite

Quotes

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• Antonin Scalia in kgw.com (registration)
  When, as I say, one of these judicially crafted abstractions comes up against a long-standing tradition that contradicts it, it is the abstraction and not the tradition that must yield,Scalia said.
• Tim Kaine in Toronto Daily News
  The key factor should be the danger finding, and not whether the judicially-mandated treatment is performed in an institution or on an outpatient basis,Kaine said.