Sentence examples for cases dismissed from inspiring English sources

She was either acquitted or the cases dismissed.

Those who sought redress in the courts have often had their cases dismissed.

Hundreds of workers either were reassigned or, in some cases, dismissed for poor performance.

Many of their colleagues were aghast, but they were mostly ignored and in some cases dismissed.

Many tenants were taken to court multiple times only to have the cases dismissed after paying late.

During the same period, black defendants were 68% less likely than others to have their cases dismissed.

Margolin has a reputation for getting cases dismissed, and for retrieving marijuana plants that have been seized by the police.

The bills face varying probabilities of success and are in some cases dismissed as irrelevant by security experts.

Because juries are often sympathetic to plaintiffs claiming discrimination, employers usually focus on getting cases dismissed before trial.

In that connection 60% of those released on personal recognizance in Manhattan were either acquitted or had their cases dismissed, compared with 23% of the others.

But the plan would end prosecutions of people who under current policies in Manhattan generally have their cases dismissed after three months or six months.