Sentence examples for courts indicates from inspiring English sources
The experience of New York's adult drug courts indicates that it is possible to do both — if judges feel confident that alternative sanctions are meaningful and rigorous.
Nothing referred to by the Louisiana courts indicates an awareness by St. Amant of the probable falsity of Albin's statement about Thompson.
The 1975 UK law that covers giving evidence to foreign courts indicates that Andrew – or any other Briton – could claim to be shielded from having to give evidence if "doing so would be prejudicial to the security of the United Kingdom".
The 1961 Staff Report also noted that during the 'fiscal years 195458 * * * nine (patent) trials consumed 20 or more days.' Id., at 2. Further examination of recent figures from the Administrative Office of the United States Courts indicates that this statement would also be of questionable validity today.
The courts indicated that Trump's own statements about Muslims were evidence that the ban is likely unconstitutional.
"We will have no comment until the court indicates its preference," Mr. Wolinsky said.
"That would also apply to the private sector, then, if our court indicates that the marriage-recognition rule requires the recognition of these marriages".
While not adopting the argument in express terms, the court indicates tacit approval of it by refusing to reject it in a forthright manner.
Until the Court indicates with greater precision what it means by "assent," today's opinion will surely cause still greater confusion in this area of the law.
History, on and off the court, indicates that it is never wise to count out a Williams, particularly a Williams on a mission.
First, from Tim Pawlenty, the state's Republican governor:If the court indicates that certificate should be signed, I'll sign it.
