Sentence examples for certain kinds of cases from inspiring English sources

But DNA revelations are available only in certain kinds of cases, most commonly when semen has been collected after a rape.

He said that the practice of going off the random assignment system and handpicking judges in "certain kinds of cases" had been in effect for many years.

Mr. Gingrich, joined by Mrs. Bachmann and Mr. Paul, has called for limiting the federal courts' ability to hear certain kinds of cases.

The Family Court Act, which gives the court jurisdiction over certain kinds of cases, should be applied to all cases involving adolescents before the criminal court.

She gave a measured account of how the new policy would work: "The change is that in certain kinds of cases that require greater public accountability, we may make a judgment that it's important to get an admission.

Even Mr. Thompson, former president of the Maryland bar, who favors creation of a technology court, acknowledges that granting special status to certain kinds of cases could harm other kinds.

"This is by reputation and track record the most aggressive office in white-collar crime in the country ever," Bharara modestly told Worth, "and if we're not bringing a certain kind of case, it's because the evidence is not there.

We are familiar by now with an almost ritualistic pattern that accompanies certain kinds of court cases, in which arguments over guilt and innocence are accompanied by charged confrontations about the powers of the state.

JURISDICTION -- The court will decide whether the federal courts have jurisdiction over certain kinds of class-action cases.

This was originally meant to speed up the settlement of certain kinds of muddled criminal cases so courts could keep up with their dockets.

Other options determine the behavior of the agent in case of certain kinds of situations, for example, when energy indicators are outside the acceptable limits.