Sentence examples for by statutes of from inspiring English sources

But such proceedings may often be limited, legal experts said, by statutes of limitations.

Cosby has never been criminally charged, and most of the accusations are barred by statutes of limitations.

317, 84 L.Ed. 329 (1940); once suit is barred by res judicata or by statutes of limitation or repose, a new rule cannot reopen the door already closed.

Never mind that he was sometimes found guilty in lower courts—he was always acquitted on appeal or saved by statutes of limitations.Mr Berlusconi can no longer wave that ostensibly clean record before voters.

The goal is to ensure that debt collectors are pursuing those who actually owe the debt, that they aren't harassing debtors, and that they abide by statutes of limitations barring them from trying to collect on older debt.

The Sixth Amendment right to a speedy trial is thus not primarily intended to prevent prejudice to the defense caused by passage of time; that interest is protected primarily by the Due Process Clause and by statutes of limitations.

The procedure for obtaining a license is regulated by "Statutes on Licensing of Private (Non-governmental) Security Services".

By statute of Edward II it is a "fish royal" to be offered for the monarch's plate.

The whole process is so lengthy that more genuine villains now get off by statute of limitation; almost all sentences of less than two years are automatically suspended.

Had the trials been moved, the crimes of which the pair stand accused would probably have become time-barred by statute of limitation, so preventing verdicts from being reached.The supreme court's decision reduces the chances of that happening.

"The Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC) was established by Statute of Parliament in 1992 and placed under the Office of the President to coordinate the multi-sectoral efforts". 2010 Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic.