justiciable

Preposition: in

• court: It is clear that an argument in these terms would not be justiciable in the courts.

Modifies a noun

• problem: They showed that each year around one million justiciable problems remain unreported - a quarter of these through fear of the possible consequences.
• right: It is agreed that the right to information is a well-defined, justiciable right.

Modifying Another Word

• not: However, if the rights of the Charter are not justiciable, then what are the legal effects of the Charter?

Used with adjective complement

• make: Why is it that ESC rights are not made justiciable in the constitution?
• become: A guaranteed charter would become justiciable before the European Court of Justice and would then cease to be a Declaration and become a Constitution.