Sentence examples for case marks from inspiring English sources

This case marks a departure from the mainstream of our Fourth Amendment cases.

This case marks our first opportunity to address the § 1983 liability of a state prosecuting officer.

The case marks the latest in a string of legal troubles for Berlusconi.

This case marks the first of its kind in CIA torture litigation as the judge rejected attempts to dismiss.

Mr. Lewis said the case marks a turning point for dealing with juvenile computer crime, at least in South Florida.

The case marks the second time that a court has forced a state to take action on the climate.

But Bailey's case marks "the first time an award has been made short of the BVA," Carter said.

The case marks the first time that a foreign government has filed criminal charges against U.S. operatives for their role in a counterterrorism mission.

In this sense Slade's Case marks a break with the past and, according to some authors, the beginning of the modem law of contracts.

The new killer's case marks the return of Archie, a police detective who was sidelined for two years thanks to Gretchen's ministrations.

"In this case," Marks goes on, "we used all our insights into maggots, fly cycles, bloating and bone reconstruction to piece together this dead person.