hearing in the court

One may argue that (although one should not expect too sympathetic a hearing in the courts): 1.

Q. Will the kinds of arguments the Government will be making find a sympathetic hearing in the courts?

Prosecutors in his office attend hearings in the courts and, in the case of probation violators, make sentencing recommendations.

It was determined by Judge Ronald George later during preliminary hearings in the court case that PCP can often invoke violence after lawyers misread the coroner's report.

After the hearing in the court Alison Draper, who lives near the station, said: 'Nearly all the people here are against the festival because of the trouble we had to put up with last year.

If you want men to take a more active role in child raising and be willing to sacrifice their careers, then they must be certain that if the relationship falls apart, they will get a fair hearing in the courts.

The case, currently in preliminary hearings in the courts and relating to the sale of BC Rail to CN Rail, may not reach trial because of the mass of evidence and various procedural problems.

City officials and board members vowed to keep fighting for full hearings in the courts, and filed a new case in Federal court late this afternoon to try to block the takeover on the ground that dismissing the elected Board of Education was usurping the civil rights of Newark citizens.

In the UK, the right to challenge asset freezing and travel ban measures became a central turning point in judicial tolerance of counter-terrorism law, with the first ever supreme court decision stating that executive orders implementing UN security council decisions could not preclude the right to a fair hearing in the courts.

After an initial hearing in the Court of Session, the case was appealed to the House of Lords, consisting of Lord Keith of Kinkel, Lord Roskill, Lord Griffiths, Lord Jauncey of Tullichettle and Lord Lowry.