Sentence examples for cases solely from inspiring English sources

"Judges are worried that jurors' passions and sympathies will be excited, and they won't be judging cases solely on the facts and the law," he said.

Often judging cases solely based on the skin colour, address or accented Spanish of the parents, the offspring of Haitian immigrants are routinely refused birth registration certificates, thereby denying these children nationality and rendering them legally stateless.

The blanket closure order the government had relied on, sealing hundreds of cases solely on its unilateral assertion that they were of "special interest" in light of the Sept. 11 attacks, was, the appeals court held, insufficient.

Thirteen finance companies filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Ohio Supreme Court defending the industry's practices, if not the interest rates at issue in the case, as "individualized tort reform" that "helps plaintiffs resolve their cases solely on the merits, not on the respective financial conditions of the parties".

Her life is, indeed, tied to a certain mid-century urbanism, with districts and clubs and coffee shops of the sort that, in Philadelphia, Frank Rizzo and policemen like him violently raided, or shook down, in some cases solely because of the "vice" of having gay customers.

The lawsuit by the inmates charged that prisoners eligible for parole were denied their constitutional rights during the Pataki administration because of what they said was the board's unwritten policy of rejecting parole in most of the cases solely because of the severity of the crime.

Like many other investigators, James was prepared to rest his case solely on her startling abilities.

"Don't base your case solely on what the suspect says".

"I worked on that case solely probably for a week," he said.

Either way, though, many Americans do not seem to expect the court to decide the case solely along constitutional lines.

After calling the jurors into the courtroom, she reminded them that all had said during jury selection that they could decide the case solely on the evidence.