appellate process

Even a loss in the appellate process may not be all bad.

Also, they said, some states are speeding the appellate process in capital cases.

Moreover, she had already been rejected four times in the state appellate process.

At the moment, we'll have to wait until the appellate process is finished."

That applies not only to a decision but to appearing under an appellate process.

Bypassing the traditional appellate process is not a step to be taken lightly.

The appellate process involved clergy from throughout Europe and observed standard court procedure.

For these cases the appellate process provides the remedy.

An action remains "pending" until "completion of the appellate process."

Therefore due appellate processes will be followed to ensure the rule of law".

The appellate process does not reach these mistakes.

That's why we have an appellate process and an appellate system."

He believed the appellate process should be reserved for the more serious cases and cases where the lower court had clearly made a mistake.

Indeed, the prime minister had wanted to ban any appellate process, though other lawmakers thought this draconian.

The appellate process exists for defendants and prosecutors alike.

"And the appellate process within Peru is finished."

The appellate process would be long and arduous.

Whether the request has traction is uncertain, since the appellate process places more weight on procedural errors than new evidence.

Lawyers say the appellate process could last another two years before the Supreme Court settles the dispute.

This change failed to alleviate many of the conflict of interest problems inherent in the appellate process.

At the same time, the government asked for an emergency stay of the injunction pending the outcome of the appellate process.

We'll go on to the appellate process."

"If an injunction had been granted and stayed all the way through the appellate process, that would have been fairly costly."

When the two are reunited, they will remain in the United States during the appellate process while the injunction is in place.

"Even as to certain cases in Illinois, there are appellate processes in place if defendants feel they have been 'hometowned.' "