Sentence examples for Legal briefings from inspiring English sources

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Judge Kavanaugh told Mr. Lin that his justification, in the legal briefings, for reading only the House provision "is a hall of mirrors".

The Americans were given guidelines for its use, but were told in legal briefings by GCHQ lawyers: "We have a light oversight regime compared with the US".

According to material leaked by Mr Snowden – a former US intelligence analyst currently still stranded inside Moscow airport – legal briefings offered by UK lawyers to their US counterparts assured them that GCHQ operated under a "light-touch oversight regime".

Surviving family members, many of whom have spent more than a decade in and out of legal briefings, testifying periodically before Congress and trying to get on with their lives, won a significant victory in 2001 when Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, a Libyan intelligence official, was convicted for his role in the bombing and sentenced to life in prison.

"Montana couples are going to have to wait at least a little bit longer for all the legal briefings to be filed and for the judge in our case to issue a file order, but we do see a really clear path now for the judge in our case to be able to grant marriage equality to our couples".

Without further detail of the intelligence briefings or legal advice provided to Downing Street, senior lawyers said they were unable to make a precise judgment on the legality of the killings of Reyaad Khan and Ruhul Amin on 21 August.

Democrats and some Republicans have attacked the program as illegal and unconstitutional, and an analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service has strongly questioned its legal underpinnings and the limited briefings that Congressional leaders were given about it.

Although it violates Pentagon rules to market insurance to service members in mandatory classroom sessions, military records and legal specialists agree that such briefings have been a fixture of military life for decades.

President Bush and other senior administration officials have argued that the briefings they provided fulfilled that legal requirement.

Cohen had been scheduled to speak with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in public on Feb. 7, and both the House and Senate Intelligence Committees were in discussions with Cohen's legal team to set up closed-door briefings around the same time.