Sentence examples for adjudicated in the course of from inspiring English sources
From strictly a family law perspective, certain financial claims do exist that can be resolved or adjudicated in the course of a divorce proceeding.
(Index and syllabi) in cases adjudicated in the Supreme Court of Florida, reported in Southern reporter, second series.
6. (Index and syllabi) in cases adjudicated in the Supreme Court of Florida, reported in Southern reporter, second series.
Abdallah previously adjudicated in the controversial prosecution of 24 officials allegedly involved in the battle of the camel, a clash between revolutionaries and the regime in 2011.
Of course, it is well established that a self-executing treaty binds the States pursuant to the Supremacy Clause, and that the States therefore must recognize the force of the treaty in the course of adjudicating the rights of litigants.
For example, if USCIS determines in the course of adjudicating an application for an immigration benefit that a student's employment was unauthorized, or that the student's school failed to update or maintain the student's records, then USCIS could deny the application for immigration benefits, make a finding that the student is unlawfully present, and issue a Notice to Appear to the student.
By the end of the century, 87percentt of all cases adjudicated in the Massachusetts felony courts ended with guilty pleas.
It does so through the accumulation of epigenetic marks acquired in its macro phase which are then adjudicated in the unicellular phase [53].
The matter was adjudicated in federal court, and Buckner was cleared of any connection to the raid.
Seen in this way, this is indeed very similar to the case of the Amish as adjudicated in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972).
