Sentence examples for courts issue from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the local courts issue more Asbos than any other in England and Wales.

Some further debate on the courts issue from a couple of years back here.

In particular, biased courts issue verdicts that suit the interests of a narrow royalist elite, or so ran the argument.

And when courts issue secrecy orders, often with no time limit, a target may never know that information was taken.

The continental European tradition is different from the Anglo-Saxon one: continental courts issue collective judgments and their judges remain largely anonymous.

When probationers cannot pay, courts issue warrants for their arrest and their probation terms are extended a reprehensible practice known as "tolling", which a judge declared illegal last year.

"[But] there might have been three or four such courts issuing such guidelines.

Contrast that with Canada, where two provincial courts issued similar rulings this year.

Courts issued 9,214 parents with fines worth an average of £172.

The three prior courts issued 506 such decisions and ruled for the free speech side 54 percent of the time.

The courts issued and carried out far more death sentences than before the Nazis took power.