Sentence examples for client judge from inspiring English sources

"I believe in order to be able to assert a defense of others there has to be a living human being existing independent of your client," Judge Richard Lyon Lamb of the Kalamazoo County Circuit Court, said to Ms. Kurr's lawyer.

As he dismissed civil insider trading charges against Heartland Advisors' founder and president, William J. Nasgovitz, and a client, Judge Charles N. Clevert Jr. accused the SEC of "playing fast and loose" by engaging in a "pattern of misquoting an opponent and misrepresenting facts".

On the basis of the patient's condition, the CEC client judged against the patient and in favor of palliative care from a professional healthcare standpoint.

The documents are protected by rules governing the confidentiality of written communications between lawyers and their clients, Judge Holderman wrote in his decision.

In mid-January, after Mr. Nadjari argued for dismissing the charges against his clients, Judge James Hudson of Suffolk County Court in Riverhead quietly granted his request without issuing a written decision.

But after the defense lawyers objected that the information would not prove the prosecution's case and would be unfair to their clients, Judge Kimba M. Wood of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that prosecutors could not refer to Ms. Gannon's profession.

In the days of pimps and brothels, it was hard for customers to share information about their experience; today Bay Area Web sites have popular message boards where clients judge providers not only on the quality of their sexual skills but also on the dollar value of their services.

And there are varied clients, judging by eight solid ranks of Asians in the audience.

Such clients judged Wadsworth's affinity with children proof that he was as deficient in understanding as the children were.

However, increases in the 'internal'chancence' and 'other people' subscales of the MHLC-C were not significant predictors of perceived quality of care, that is, a belief that one controls one's own health or that one's health is controlled by external factors, such as fate and other people, 11 were not important factors when the clients judged quality of care.

One defendant implicated Mr. Precht's client, the judge said.