386, 10 Am. Dec. 151.—Judicial question. One proper for the determination of a court of justice. as distincues from such questions as belong to the ecision of the legislative or executive departvernment and with which the courts will not interfere, called “political’’ or “legislative” questions. See Patton v. Chattanooga, 108 Tenn. 197, 65 S. W. 414.—Judicial remedies. Such as are administered by the courts of justice, or by judicial officers empowered for that purpose by the constitution and laws of the state. Code Civ. Proc. Cal. 1908, § 20: