Sentence examples for cases disposed from inspiring English sources

Of the 791,802 criminal cases disposed of this year through September, only 465 were decided by a jury.

The Brooklyn gun court began in April, but of the cases disposed so far, 100 percent have resulted in conviction and jail sentences, according to city officials.

Judges have sometimes chosen lawyers with an eye toward getting cases disposed of quickly, and in a survey of judges for the Texas bar association last year, more than half agreed that lawyers' contributions to judges' election campaigns at least sometimes influence the appointments.

The Judiciary of Mauritius is becoming more efficient due to a number of measures which were implemented and the number of cases disposed of in each year has also risen significantly; however, this is still not enough to catch up with the increase in the number of new cases that are lodged.

According to the Ministry of Justice, all of the crown court cases had a preliminary hearing within eight days of being sent for trial, and 10 cases were disposed of at that stage.

While real progress has been made by the CPS on conviction rates, with so many cases being disposed of by the police, too few victims are benefiting from the advances made by prosecutors.

Ms. Rice's supporters dismiss such suggestions, and her office says that since she arrived, convictions are up, cases are disposed of more quickly and more defendants plead guilty to the highest charge against them, knowing that there is little value in trying to negotiate.

"The case is disposed off," Chief Justice Chaudhry said.

The pace of the proceedings was geared so high that the average case was disposed of in less than two minutes.

The encounter scared him, and even before the case was disposed of he moved back to New York, where he lived between his mother's and his father's apartments.

"I think that it's very difficult to imagine that he can do anything until the criminal case is disposed of," Fay Vincent, Selig's predecessor as the commissioner, said yesterday in a telephone interview.