Sentence examples for case prejudice from inspiring English sources

In the first theory, individual differences in prejudice are considered to be due to stable factors within the individual (their personality characteristics); in this case prejudice is seen as an expression of personality (Ekehammar and Akrami 2003; Heaven and St. Quintin 2003).

Injustices might be occasioned if someone is on trial and has their case prejudiced".

He said civilization cannot survive if "one group of people have life and death control over another for no particular reason other than their own conveniences and, in that case, prejudices".

But any debate on an individual case might prejudice a prosecution.

The government had argued that the questioning of witnesses in the civil case could prejudice its criminal investigation.

The court had originally ruled that publishing details of the case could prejudice trials of seven other defendants linked to Barot who are to be tried next year.

Emphasizing that his client was not present at the attack, Mr. Hotchkiss said the prosecution would introduce "an enormous amount of evidence" that had nothing to do with the case to prejudice the jury because Mr. Noel had "an unconventional lifestyle".

In most cases, prejudice and bigotry play a part in such violence.

The defence case is prejudiced without it.

He had previously said his findings must remain undisclosed in case they prejudiced any criminal trial.

A council spokesman said the council could not comment in case it prejudiced an independent review of the investigation.