Or maybe it's a result of the many high-profile athletes who've had continuous brush-ins with the law; it's conceivable that the media wanted to wait until the verdict to comment (indeed, commenting on a court case in progress can land journalists in legal trouble themselves).
"Since there is a canonical case in progress at the present time, Bishop Toal felt it was appropriate to remove Father Matthew Despard from parish ministry, until the judicial process has run its course," he said.
Money bail is all too often a common condition to secure release from jail while a case is in progress.
It is indeed unusual for a sitting judge to tell tales out of school about a case still in progress, but Jackson was unusually vexed by what he saw as Microsoft's duplicitous testimony in his court.
Are any cases in progress?
One month later, with the case in progress, Roberts was summoned to the White House for a meeting with Vice President Cheney, White House Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr. and Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove, among others.
At a minimum, he suggested, the government would have to make real progress on a case in which 17 aid workers employed by a French NGO were killed in 2006, and another in which five high-school students were executed, allegedly by security forces, also in 2006.
The coalition's recent sorry saga on childcare policy – breathless briefings about a major expansion in tax-relief meant to herald the coalition's renewed vitality, followed by an awkward silence and then the inevitable stories about who is to blame for the lack of progress - is a case in point.
Homosexuality in Ireland was decriminalized in 1993, after Norris sued Ireland in a case that progressed through the Irish Supreme Court to the European Court of Human Rights.
Secondly, a solid fusion was nearly impossible to obtain in a case with rapid progress, long segment involvement, and severe osteoporosis.
Blood was seen leading away from the placenta in a case that progressed to an acute abruption.
