Sentence examples for conclusions judge from inspiring English sources

Other administration lawyers agreed with those conclusions, Judge Bybee said.

US government officials in other detainee cases reached similar conclusions: Judge James Robertson, in the case of Mohammedou Salahi, found "ample evidence" that "Salahi was subjected to extensive and severe mistreatment at Guantanamo".

In reaching these conclusions, Judge Lewis acknowledged the mandatory statutory deadline for filing returns, coupled with the discretion granted to the secretary, as the state's chief elections officer, to accept late-filed returns under limited circumstances.

However, in reaching his conclusion, Judge Sauls applied erroneous standards in two instances.

"We will be happy with whatever conclusion Judge Schwartz reaches," Mr. Hess said.

In his conclusion, Judge Pauley urged the bicyclists and the police to agree on routes during future rides.

It "reinforces the conclusion," Judge Gershon wrote, "that it has never contemplated that the city or the mayor would have veto power over the museum's decisions as to what to display".

And yet, as this long trial has snaked towards its conclusion, Judge Masipa's quiet demeanour - in stark contrast to the tears, theatrics and occasional snarls from the white males who have dominated the courtroom floor - has earned her growing respect and admiration.

In reaching this conclusion, Judge Shadur cited the Illinois appellate court's interpretation of state law in Gekas.

"The panel wrote that had counsel properly investigated and presented evidence that Boyd — the state's key witness — actually committed the murders, there is a substantial probability the jury would have come to a different conclusion," Judge Stanley Allen Bastian wrote in the opinion.

Two days later a second prosecutor, who conducted a preliminary investigation, came to a different conclusion, judging that the evidence did not meet the criterion of a rape or sexual molestation charge.