Sentence examples for court experts from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Golisano had said he would appeal an unfavorable decision in federal court, experts say he would be unlikely to prevail.

After listening to arguments yesterday in the nation's highest court, experts on constitutional law said they saw the justices searching for some middle ground.

Though they lack such special laws to protect them in most places, fat people are increasingly taking discriminators to court, experts say.

Other court experts agreed that of the court's 14 judges, Judge May was among the best suited to handle such a high-profile and complex case.

The threat of a principal reduction in bankruptcy would have served as a stick to have modifications done outside court, experts said.

In a news analysis, David Leonhardt, Washington Bureau Chief, notes that many court experts expressed surprise at the apparent agreement among the conservatives, including Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, the likeliest swing vote.

Evidence given by a court expert suggested both the child and the woman were not paying enough attention and both were partly to blame.

In 2004, a court expert still saw problems, finding "statistically significant disparity between the hours worked by white and nonwhite members of Local 28".

He also noted that as a court expert "my work would reflect a near split" between findings on officer use of force as being reasonable or not.

How can a collective (e.g., electorate, legislature, collegial court, expert panel, or committee) arrive at coherent collective preferences or judgments on some issues, on the basis of its members' individual preferences or judgments?

He sits in on a training session for court expert witnesses.