Sentence examples for appeal recognized from inspiring English sources

They have also stretched the understanding of parenthood, as when the Ontario Court of Appeal recognized three legal parents (A.A. v. B.B., 2007 ONCA 2)—a lesbian couple and sperm donor.

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals on direct appeal recognized that and characterized the evidence as "compelling". The argument of defendant's counsel that the jury may not have found the death penalty was justified if the defense had been able to implicate additional perpetrators is just not tenable.

AMA petitioned the Court of Appeal for a writ of mandate to compel the trial court to grant its motion, and the Court of Appeal, recognizing the recurrent nature of the issues presented and the need for a speedy resolution of these multiple party questions, issued an alternative writ; ultimately, the court granted a peremptory writ of mandate.

While this annoying political squabbling continues, obviously higher bodies, like the BC Court of Appeal, recognize that many of our restrictions around medical marijuana are unconstitutional.

15 Second, the preference to be accorded criminal appeals recognizes the need for speedy disposition of such cases.

In 2008, a Wisconsin appeals court recognized that "a shift in mainstream medical opinion" had eroded the medical basis of shaken baby syndrome.

In 1979 we brought a case based on the torture of my brother and in 1980 a federal appeals court recognized our right to sue.

It feels oddly appropriate this week, though, after a Manhattan appeals court recognized the sanctity of same-sex relationships in honor of a widowed plaintiff.

The appeals court recognized that this Court has been similarly deferential to the judgment of Congress in the realm of copyright.

"The appeals court recognized that the Google search engine "creates new forms of research, such as text mining and data mining," said Ben Depoorter, Hastings Research Chair at UC Hastings College of the Law.

"The court of appeals has recognized the importance of public access to the records in a criminal trial and the First Amendment right of witnesses and interested parties to comment on charges made in federal proceedings," the media organizations' attorney, David A Schulz, said in a telephone interview.