Sentence examples for burden judge from inspiring English sources

"It is clear the state has failed to carry its burden," Judge Doyne wrote in the report.

District Court Judge Lee Yeakel said that the abortion law was an "undue burden"; Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos found that the voter-I.D. law was a "poll tax".

"The statement that a safe level cannot be determined is simply not sufficient to meet the government's burden," Judge Campbell ruled.

"The court recognizes that plan participants may be disappointed and frustrated by the potential for an added financial burden," Judge Gonzalez wrote in a 44-page ruling.

"The existence of such a comparative structural burden," Judge Cole wrote, "undermines the equal protection clause's guarantee that all citizens ought to have equal access to the tools of political change".

"One wonders if the case doesn't come down to whether the plaintiff's proof of willfulness is sufficient to carry its burden," Judge Rakoff said, noting that MP3.com witnesses had said that they consulted with outside lawyers about the creation of the online database.

"The burden here," Judge Pauley wrote, "is no greater than the occasional vacancies due to death or resignation".

At a typical annual office rental rate of about $9,000 per employee, it amounts to an added cost of about $9 per employee each year-a burden many judge is overwhelmed by its routine benefits in reducing allergies and normal transmission of communicable diseases.

Defendants failed to meet that burden," the judge wrote.

At a conference organised by the law reform and human rights organisation Justice on Thursday, Lady Justice Hallett, one of the most senior court of appeal judges, said cuts to legal aid had created a "huge burden" on judges, lawyers and litigants themselves.

"I see absolutely no reason why aspiring lawyers can't do this without greatly burdening themselves," Judge Lippman said in an interview.