Sentence examples for courts policy from inspiring English sources

To add further insult to injury, the interim David Lammy report on the black experience of the criminal system painted a picture of systematic racism in the courts, policy and prison system.

The father's rights group went pretty quiet for about half a decade, apparently trying to fight their fight from within the system, conducting talks with politicians in an effort to change family courts policy.

The Judicial Conference, the courts' policy-making body, has recommended expanding the bench by 88 additional judgeships.

The conflict is to be resolved by the Judicial Conference of the United States, the courts' policy-making body, at a meeting on Sept. 11.

Several of them acknowledged errors or misunderstandings of the open-courts policy.

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman did not participate in the decision, and the reason was not specified, following court policy.

"This is a Police Department policy, not a court policy, so it is not for us to determine whether it is mandatory or not," said David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the Office of Court Administration.

Among the findings: "Despite the 'open court' policy, we found that it is often quite difficult for members of the public, including members of the media, to gain entrance to courtrooms.

During the week that the reporter tried to enter courtrooms as a member of the public would, some officials and officers were antagonistic, with several saying explicitly that court policy was that the public was excluded.

In interviews, some journalists said the claim that instant news was more incendiary than reports delivered more slowly was a Luddite view that would make poor court policy governing coverage of future trials.

Another judge was waiting at the court for after-hours pleadings in the case but was never notified of the communications from the defense, as required by court policy, the commission concluded.