Sentence examples for case was reinstated from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — In a surprise decision that ended a political battle here, Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who was sentenced in March to three years of probation after pleading guilty in a domestic violence case, was reinstated late Tuesday by the city's Board of Supervisors.

The case was reinstated on appeal and then dismissed again in September 2007 by a judge who said it simply didn't belong in New York because "the conduct alleged to have taken place in the United States was preparatory or peripheral to the alleged scheme".

Schaack, who had led the investigation, was dismissed from the police force for allegedly having fabricated evidence in the case but was reinstated in 1892.

Ms. Dunn added that El Paso officials are confident the commission will reverse the judge's finding that the company improperly shared information between its pipeline and El Paso Merchant, and she noted that in March FERC had dismissed that portion of the case -- which was reinstated this summer by the agency after hearings on the market-manipulation allegations concluded.

In fact, the month I turned 19 -- January, 1973 -- Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced the end of the draft and the start of the voluntary military, though the lotteries continued for a few more years, just in case the draft was reinstated.

In 2001, as resentment towards him in the British media following the court case died down, he was reinstated as a writer for British newspapers, and there was speculation that he would lead Lancashire Cricket Club following the departure of Bobby Simpson, though Mike Watkinson eventually took the role.

The police in Texas and Louisiana, citing a lack of evidence, closed the case in May 2002, and Dunn was reinstated.

The pet supply company was reinstated in the case by the appeals court.

The statistical survey examined the ethnicity of the defendants in 713 capital punishment cases since the federal death penalty was reinstated in 1988.

The new clemency procedures, the first in federal capital cases since the federal death penalty was reinstated in 1988, should be completed within a week or two, a Justice Department spokesman said.

The clemency procedures, which were approved by Attorney General Janet Reno and President Clinton, are the first in federal capital cases since the federal death penalty was reinstated in 1988.