Sentence examples for adjudication given from inspiring English sources

"In addition, the A.L.J. process tends to work much more quickly than a district court adjudication, given the prescribed time limits".

Thus the inclusion of microscopy may have only further muddied our adjudication process given that the pathognomonic "muddy brown casts" are not always present at the time of microscopy even in cases of a known diagnosis of ATN [ 19].

MacCormick 1984 espouses a similar view of the role which coherence can play in adjudication and gives an indication of how we might think of the links between interpretation and coherence in legal reasoning.

They take the institutional structure in which adjudication occurs largely as given and then identify the obligations of judges within that system.

The outcome of the control items, which were all in 4-option format, was disregarded as was that of one item in the structure section (item #6), which following adjudication of the answers given in the short answer test by a panel of three umpires, was found to have been constructed in multiple choice format with two acceptable answers among the options.

If adjudication is not performed, given their relative rarity, including 'high-risk' indication as screening is preferable to excluding them in analyses of effects on average-risk persons.

Myra Crimmel, a 2014 UCSB graduate, submitted a Title IX complaint to the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights against her alma mater for allegedly failing to inform her of all her options as a rape victim, delaying adjudication and eventually giving her assailant what amounted to a single-quarter suspension.

Some perjuries that have the effect of obstructing the adjudication of a case may be given increased punishment for that reason.

Given the double blind adjudication, it can be reasonably expected that the calculated relative risk of direct comparisons would have provided an unbiased estimate.

First, one might take as given the general structure of adjudication within a particular judicial system and ask what obligations the judges within that system ought to have.

Main recommendations The evaluation recommends that priority should be given to eliminating delays in investigation and adjudication of cases involving juveniles, reducing use of pre-trial detention (especially for non-violent offenders, first offenders and those who attend school and have good ties with their family) and increasing the use of diversion in appropriate cases.