Sentence examples for argued orally from inspiring English sources

His appeal is scheduled to be argued orally next month.

Cases involving minor crimes are now argued orally in front of a judge, instead of the judge reading mounds of papers alone in chambers.

The case was argued orally by both sides on the premise that the penalty for failure to complete and file Form IS-52 constituted a separate offense punishable by fine of up to $10,000 or imprisonment of up to five years, or both, but that each day of failure to file the form did not constitute a separate offense.

Subsequently, they filed a second motion for confidential treatment with the Presiding Officer and respondents' counsel was afforded an opportunity to argue orally in support of the motion.

This is important because Rozman et al. (2006a) argued that orally administered GIN, the form available to infants consuming soy formula, was not biologically active as an estrogen and therefore could not cause adverse effects associated with other environmental estrogens.

He has orally argued cases on behalf of veterans before the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals and the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

He has submitted many briefs on criminal matters to the United States Supreme Court and has orally argued three cases in that Court.

5 The case has been extensively briefed here and orally argued twice, the first time about 16 hours, the second, over six.

I asked Lee Epstein of the University of Southern California, and Andrew Martin of Washington University in Saint Louis, for statistics on one-vote majority decisions in orally argued cases, which they provided dating back to 1946, and up through 2010 (the last compete term).

This term, not included in Ms. Epstein and Mr. Martin's calculations since it's not yet over, the Justices have issued 57 opinions in orally argued cases, including 11 with one-vote majorities.

In nearly all of our appeals that were orally argued, a clinic student delivered the argument.