Sentence examples for case adjudicated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lewis would be the first of the four defendants charged in the ring's operations to have her case adjudicated.

Consumers Union has been sued 12 times since 1960 and has prevailed in every case adjudicated so far.

Hicks became the first detainee out of hundreds who have gone through Guantanamo Bay to have his case adjudicated.

But with the standard of evidence now ratcheted up in the credibility hearing, say advocates, it's as if asylum seekers are having their case adjudicated twice – and in the credibility hearing, there's no chance to present evidence or witnesses.

On Friday, for example, the Senate Republican Leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, declared, "When a foreign national terrorist is captured — in the United States like the Christmas bomber, or overseas — he should be sent to Guantánamo, detained there, interrogated there, and the case adjudicated there".

I don't know what happened with the lady that was arrested, but if she hasn't had her case adjudicated, BART generally doesn't release video.

"I want to see these cases adjudicated," Mr. Cobb said.

The shift may reflect a change in the type of cases adjudicated, Mr. Cohen said.

By the end of the century, 87percentt of all cases adjudicated in the Massachusetts felony courts ended with guilty pleas.

Last year 95percentt of criminal cases adjudicated in federal courts ended with pleas of guilty or no contest.

(Index and syllabi) in cases adjudicated in the Supreme Court of Florida, reported in Southern reporter, second series.