1.   Both were brilliant legal scholars who advocated the doctrine of judicial restraint.

2.   But Chatterbox, a portrait in judicial restraint, has the good sense to end this irreverent item here.

3.   But instead of exercising the judicial restraint that conservatives always profess to admire, the Supreme Court majority has become unabashedly arrogant.

4.   Far from being models of judicial restraint, these judges have reached out to constrain Congress often, notably in its efforts to enforce the Americans with Disabilities Act.

5.   For him, judicial restraint was crucial to keeping the balance of power among the three branches of government.

6.   Gonzales said the president is naming lawyers to the bench who are chosen for competence, character and a judicial philosophy that respects precedent and believes in judicial restraint.

7.   Given the new libertine mood in Washington, the fact that you never groped Hill was a stirring example of judicial restraint.

8.   How this lawsuit got this far raises serious questions about the advisability of judicial restraint.

9.   In his dissenting opinion, Souter accused the majority of having abandoned the principles of judicial restraint.

10.   Its author was Judge Stephen Williams, a Reagan appointee and self-described adherent of the doctrine of judicial restraint.