Guarantees, he says, muffle the welfare parent's incentive to find work and invite endless judicial challenge.

Also, the final rule is not intended to have any retroactive effect and administrative procedures must be exhausted prior to any judicial challenge to the provisions of the rule.

Barring further judicial challenges, it appears that notification will occur in the near future.

Most must be able to survive judicial challenge.

The Enabling Act did not specify any recourse that could be taken if the chancellor violated Article 2, and no judicial challenge ensued.

A similar restriction, imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission on securities dealers, has survived judicial challenge.

Lord Denning first considered how far the words 'if it appears to the Secretary of State' put his decision beyond judicial challenge.

The attempted restriction is designed to insulate the Government's interpretation of the Constitution from judicial challenge.

We must be vigilant when Congress imposes rules and conditions which in effect insulate its own laws from legitimate judicial challenge.

The Federal District Court in Philadelphia ruled that decisions made under the act were not subject to judicial challenge and dismissed the suit.