Sentence examples for court reading from inspiring English sources

"I agreed with others to commit securities and wire fraud," Mr. Sebbag said in court, reading from a statement.

Footage broadcast Thursday morning on China Central Television showed a judge in the Xi'an court reading out the verdict.

"I apologize to Melissa Butler and Akai Gurley's family," the since-fired cop told the court, reading from a script.

A video of the original encounter opens with King, who was representing himself in court, reading a prewritten argument before the judge.

Researchers will study several areas: school practices like reducing class size and extending class periods; instructional packages devoted to a particular subject or skill like the Open Court reading program; and whole-school reform models like Core Knowledge.

The court read Pistorius's affidavit for him.

"Six years ago," she said on Monday, "the Court read Title VII in a similarly restrictive way.

The defendant, Raymond M. Jessop, 38, seemed unperturbed as Judge Barbara Walther of State District Court read the verdict.

You have heard the court read the crimes that you're charged -- or were attributed to the accused, Saddam Hussein.

"Dmitri Anatolevich, we understand that you cannot pressure the court," reads the Russian text of the petition to Mr. Medvedev.

Democrats see the criticism as expedience more than courage, noting that under Mr. Bush, terrorists were charged in civilian court, read Miranda rights and given lawyers.