Sentence examples for cases being heard from inspiring English sources

It spends the rest on cases being heard before national courts.

In June, a judge said there were three to five cases being heard in Brooklyn Housing Court each week in which public housing tenants raised concerns about overcharges.

More than half of the MoJ's cutbacks – £120m – are due to come from reducing the cost of lawyers attending police stations, representation in magistrates court and cases being heard in crown courts.

In the spring of 2012, a few months before he lost his job as justice secretary, Ken Clarke promised that the Brighton ministerial conference and the declaration it had just produced would lead to fewer cases being heard by the European court of human rights.

If the Supreme Court finds that DHP isn't enough in the cases being heard in March then a broad sweep of the bedroom tax as it applies to disabled people would be found unlawful.

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The cases are heard in private.

Families with children will no longer be detained while their cases are heard.

Most cases are heard within 12 weeks of the summons being issued.

That same year, 64 percent of juveniles whose cases were heard received custodial punishment.

Currently, only 15% of cases are heard in open court, and the adversarial system barely exists.