They are placed on paper plates with ballots stapled to them, which runners bring to the judging table.
Ellen N. Biben, the former assistant attorney general who is still handling the case, said in court that Mr. Harding's cooperation and poor health were among the factors she brought to the judge's attention before the sentence was imposed.
The prosecutor thereupon brought to the judge's attention petitioner's failure to file a notice of alibi, and after hearing argument the trial judge granted the State's motion to strike McFadden's testimony because of this failure.
Prosecutor Wes Adams said during Friday's news conference: "We brought to the judge's attention the evidence that suggested a co-ordinated attack.
But what qualities, exactly, is he bringing to the judging panel (which also includes Margaret Drabble – what a combo)?
But getting wind of the trio's case, the council's legal team briskly entered the court, bringing to the judges' attention the effect on the public purse – estimated by Carruthers to be £1.2m a day – that each day of delay was costing.
McConnell added that it is his party's role to decide which judges to bring to the floor, not Warren's.
An ancient Greek sculpture worth £1.5m was "unlawfully excavated" from a world heritage site in Libya and brought to the UK, a judge has ruled.
Compelling evidence shows that the now-retired cop was responsible for similar practices in dozens of cases, many of which were brought to the attention of Judge Boyle prior to the hearing.
The defendants, from Accrington, Lancashire, were recalled for a sentence review when the remarks were brought to the attention of the judge, after she had previously heard their expressions of remorse for offending.
One of the chief lessons the presiding judge brought to the attention of the Justice Secretary was the urgent need to 'listen to voice of the child'.
