Such a defendant must show "good cause" for his not having responded to the complaint.

The defendant then shows his tongue to the witnesses for inspection.

The defendants, he said, must show there was a "compelling government interest" in the decision.

In most states, defendant must usually show that the cause of action arose outside of the jurisdiction.

A defendant must show compelling evidence in order to disturb the choice of forum.

The defendant showed no reaction and continued to stare straight ahead, as he had done all day.

The defendant must show that he sent out adequate instructions.

It requires defendants to show they were unable to tell right from wrong at the time of the offence.

"Why did the defendants show such disregard for the environmental laws?"

The defendant must then show title or a right to possession consistent with the plaintiff's ownership.