Sentence examples for adjudication not from inspiring English sources

Does Claim Preclusion Apply for Adjudication Not "On The Merits?" "On the merits" refers to a judgment, decision, or ruling that a court will make based on the law, after hearing all of the relevant facts and evidence presented in court.

I received deferred adjudication (not convicted), committed myself to the Lord, and dedicated my life to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves by, at first, serving as a defense attorney zealously defending my clients.

Even though libel may inflict truly irreparable harm on its victim, the most a libel plaintiff can hope for is damages, or perhaps a permanent injunction after final adjudication, not preliminary relief.

Natural law theory of law thus finds itself, in this respect, approximated to by Ronald Dworkin's account of law and adjudication, not only in frontier situations like Nuremberg but also in the day-to-day working of a sophisticated legal system.

"I participated in a process of adjudication, not 'coordination' with the executive branch.

But the world is changing, and that narrow view of constitutional adjudication will not offer us meaningful protection.

And it proved again that rugby league's quest for "perfect" adjudication does not make it a better game.

Based upon such an evaluation, the Department may recommend to the court that adjudication should not proceed at the present time.

The House bill to halt action against Boring has a retroactive provision that would nullify labor board complaints, like the Boeing one, for which "final adjudication" has "not been made".

That leaves the courts with the difficult task of explaining why the last sentence of § 1848, unlike all the rest of it, should be deemed to apply only to adjudication and not to rulemaking.

Fending off demands for the dog's return by his original owners, Rudy Gutierrez and Shelly Cavasos, Judge Richard C. Terrell of District Court ruled last week that a pet, unlike property that can be returned to the likely owner pending adjudication, is not subject to a writ of attachment and may remain with the sisters until a hearing on April 24.