Sentence examples for appointed to cases from inspiring English sources

The lawyers are appointed to cases, and paid, by elected judges who, in this staunchly pro-death-penalty state, campaign on their records of sending defendants to the electric chair.

The decision to refer the Brown and Garner cases to grand juries — with both resulting in non-indictments for the officers — fueled more protests and calls for special prosecutors to be appointed to cases of police killings.

In cities like Montgomery and Birmingham, where the pool of lawyers is greater, lawyers can remove themselves from the list of those willing to be appointed to capital cases.

Another senior official criticized in the report was John B. McCormack, whom Cardinal Law appointed to handle cases of accused priests in 1993.

It requires attorneys appointed to the cases of indigent defendants who take non-capital appeals to accept death penalty appeals, and it exempts prison officials from the state's regulatory process for developing execution drugs.

The second report was published in November, recommending that County Court judges should be appointed to try cases, and the final report was published in February 1947 recommending the establishment of a Marriage Welfare Service.

The trial had begun almost six months before Mr. Keith was appointed to the case.

A special prosecutor appointed to the case charged Mr. Zimmerman with second-degree murder last week.

Investors recount how they were sued by the original bankruptcy trustee appointed to the case.

Atul Shrivastava, the special public prosecutor appointed to the case, added that a strong message needed to be sent to society by awarding to the maximum sentence.

He was appointed to the case on Wednesday after two federal public defenders asked to withdraw as Mr. Dutschke's lawyers.