Sentence examples for In proceedings where from inspiring English sources
The law says a federal judge must recuse himself in proceedings where his "impartiality might be questioned".
We should, of course, fully sustain informers in proceedings where Congress has utilized their self-interest as an aid to law enforcement.
Such consequences should not be possible in proceedings where defendants do not enjoy the full range of constitutional protections, including a right to trial by jury.
We take the following approach: In proceedings where the lawsuit was accepted or partially accepted, we say that the plaintiff's lawyers won over the defendant's lawyers, giving rise to a directed (and weighted) edge from every defendant's lawyer to every plaintiff's lawyer (complete bipartite graph).
Third, a president will, in the end, be required to testify in criminal proceedings where his evidence is important and irreplaceable, although the president will be able to negotiate accommodations to minimize actual and nonessential impositions on the performance of his constitutional duties.
The disclosures, and the valuation techniques used by the court, would also be of interest to other spouses in divorce proceedings where the couple's assets include an interest in a private partnership.
"In many parts of the world, children are often and regularly in court proceedings where they have no legal representative and no adult representation, most notably on the border between Central America and the US," says Rutstein.
After Dodd-Frank, securities settlements are increasingly filed in administrative proceedings, where they avoid judicial review.
Under article 37, remand must only be used as a last resort in criminal proceedings, where there are no alternatives to stop a child reoffending.
Unlike in bankruptcy proceedings, where an insolvent firm has some room to haggle with its creditors, it must yield to the executive agency's wishes or face punishment.
Moreover, the sole procedural protections available to the alien are found in administrative proceedings, where the alien bears the burden of proving he is not dangerous, without (in the government's view) significant later judicial review.
