Sentence examples for case lingering from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Kay McIff of the Utah House of Representatives sponsored legislation to require condemned inmates to raise all appeal arguments in their first post-conviction petition, noting that Gardner's multiple appeals kept his case lingering on death row for nearly 25 years.

Terry's case lingered acrimoniously on until now.

"The emotional and mental toll on her is truly devastating as this case lingers on".

Justice McKeon, who started the approach when handling cases against public hospitals in the Bronx, said settlement became more difficult the longer a case lingered.

But Mr. Will's case lingered, as did the killings during the unrest of at least 17 other people, most of them protesters.

The effects of the Debs case lingered: for the next 40 years business interests hostile to labour unions found the courts willing partners in suppressing strikes through injunction.

But just as the Elizabeth Canning case lingers suggestively beneath the surface of Tey's text, so - to my eye, at least - The Franchise Affair will always be there, the faintest of shadows, just below the surface of mine.

Nevertheless, the Kitty Genovese case lingers on.

As the Black Lives Matter movement has gained momentum over the last year and a half, and the tally of black men killed by police climbs, the Simpson case lingers in the national imagination.

Cases linger for decades.

Because of the dearth of judges, cases linger for 15, 20, 30 years.