Sentence examples for court evaluated from inspiring English sources
But in this case the court evaluated all the evidence afresh.
The logging, in the Chu-aw Clau-she forest near Coos Bay, was supposed to have stopped last year while a court evaluated its effect on coho salmon.
It was a criterion by which this court evaluated the voluntariness of the confession, so you are suggesting that what Miranda is is not a substantive rule governing police conduct, but simply a rule that the court has adopted for all federal courts as to how federal courts will procedurally determine, for purposes of admitting evidence, whether the confession was voluntary.
In the same year as the railroad takings case, the Court evaluated what procedural trial rights implicated the "fundamental principles of liberty" expressed in Hurtado.
"To the contrary, the public access right should be fully enforced because the videotapes are the most direct and informative evidence of Government conduct that petitioner alleges to be unlawful, and the videotapes form an important part of the record upon which the Court evaluated Dhiab's application for a TRO and will base its preliminary injunction ruling.
How should courts evaluate claims that a law discriminates against gay people?
Regardless, the verdict led to a revolution in how the courts evaluate mental health and changed the standards in federal court.
As I wrote in March, in a piece considering an F.T.C. probe of Google that began in 2011, U.S. courts evaluate antitrust issues very differently, nowadays, than they did a hundred years ago, just after antitrust laws were established to keep big corporations from abusing their power.
A proposal championed by Visa and MasterCard would have the courts evaluate a bankruptcy applicant's financial condition and determine whether the debtor files under Chapter 13 or the less demanding Chapter 7. That's a dubious idea.
Confronting this defense, the court earnestly evaluated whether "the commercial is funny".
