Sentence examples for conflict cases from inspiring English sources

Information on 104 conflict cases that have been analyzed using the graph model for conflict resolution is collected and stored.

Castete implemented a waitlist, and poor defendants in conflict cases were sitting in jail without an attorney.

"Conflict cases", with multiple co-defendants requiring multiple lawyers, had become especially overwhelming for the defenders to handle.

His approach to every case utilizes strategic, focused and insightful planning regularly resulting in successful outcomes when other attorneys simply said "it couldn't be done". Todd is involved in nearly every case, and primarily handles the firm's high-asset and/or high conflict cases.

For nearly 50 years, the city, which does not have a traditional public defender's office, has employed a hybrid system for the poor in which Legal Aid and its sibling organizations handle most indigent defense work, leaving murder and so-called conflict cases, with multiple defendants, to 18-B lawyers.

In the request, the city said that it planned to employ "multiple providers" to handle conflict cases, which are now handled solely by 18-B lawyers, and that while it expected to pay these providers by reimbursing their costs, as is done in the 18-B system, it reserved the right "to select any payment structure that is in the city's best interest".

The novel matrix approach to status quo analysis designed here is convenient for computer implementation and easy to employ, as is illustrated by an application to a real-world conflict case.

Section 7 describes the CCO and ICIC conflict case study.

Often the court assumes both parties are equally to blame for creating and maintaining a high conflict case, so the innocent parent who is fighting to protect the kids is treated as skeptically as the narcissistic parent.

Among basal branches (family and genus levels) we observed almost no conflict case (exception: Pseudoneochloris).

"Indeed, if just the making of inflammatory remarks in a matrimonial action were enough for a judge to recuse his or herself, then there would be no judges available to adjudicate these high-conflict cases," Acting Justice Judith J. Gische said in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.