Sentence examples for courts a problem from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — New York's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman, on Monday called the state's routine failure to provide lawyers for poor criminal defendants being arraigned in local courts a problem that "can no longer be tolerated," and pledged to remedy the situation within a year.

Your April 17 editorial and news article about the Independent Special Court for Sierra Leone pointed to gridlock on financing the court, a problem also confronting the planned Extraordinary Chambers in Cambodia to prosecute top Khmer Rouge leaders for crimes against humanity during the Pol Pot era.

Lord Judge, then the lord chief justice, told a Society of Editors conference that the absence of reporters in courts was a problem for the practice of open justice (a speech also touched on by Joshua Rozenberg, writing for the Law Gazette).

Justices Ginsburg and Stevens did not agree that the recount as ordered by the Florida court posed a problem of constitutional dimension.

One issue that could loom large in the case is the risk that statements by those higher in the chain of command can have a prejudicial effect on members of the court-martial, a problem known as unlawful command influence.

But he might find that the courts do have a problem with that.

He had to do this very early, he notes, as he had to appear in court, a scheduling problem he attributes to his enemies.

"The [Strasbourg] court is not a problem for the UK anyway.

"It sets the stage for the department to come into the court to present a problem".

Robson insists that putting in the gruelling work off court is not a problem for her.

There was more trouble for the champion with the set poised to go to a tie-break as both the trainer and the doctor were called onto Centre Court to examine a problem with his left foot.