Sentence examples for court conduct from inspiring English sources
And despite changes to both legislation and court conduct over the past 30 years, conviction rates continue to plummet.
The emergence of the Open era in 1968 united amateurs and pros and brought fresh money, lively personalities, cultural diversity and a lawlessness that left the governing bodies playing catch-up to rein in under-the-table payments, drugs, gambling and outrageous court conduct.
Lisa Chapman, acting for the medical board of Australia, told the court conduct leading to a suspension or disciplinary action "may not be connected in itself to the practice of medicine" but it is still relevant because it demonstrates the individual is not a fit and proper person.
Indeed, it has often been said that the court conducts judicial review by following election returns and public opinion polls.
"The United States is funding the court, conducting the investigations, sifting through the evidence and developing prosecution strategy.
He said that some 300 N.S.A. employees were assigned to seek out even inadvertent violations of the rules and that the court conducted "vigorous" oversight.
In February, a committee of the District of Columbia circuit court conducted a survey of 142 private law firms in Washington, a center of pro bono activity.
They are subject instead to 'soft' or 'narrative' accountability that requires them to explain their judgments and the way the court conducts its business.
The dialogue between the two justices about how the court conducts its business revealed the depth of the divisions on the court and the jurisprudential juggernaut that the Roberts court may be in the process of becoming.
The Court's Web site said Tuesday that the ruling could be revised after the court conducts a "more detailed analysis of the merit of the case," and it may also be appealed.
On Wednesday, a judge for the bankruptcy court conducted a hearing by telephone on the matter, during which Mr. Young's lawyers indicated that he would not oppose the proceedings.
