Sentence examples for courts research from inspiring English sources

Almost all the adjustment falls on other programs: defense, courts, research, roads, education.

According to the report, To Be Fair: Procedural Fairness in Courts, research shows that fair and clear interactions between the judges and families means that when decisions go against parents, they feel they have understood the reasons for the decision and appeals are kept to a minimum.

"What is important is that justice is done, regardless of the gender," says Surayah Ramlee, a former court research official named to the bench in Putrajaya.

Ms. Surayah was previously an assistant to the senior director in the department of Shariah training division, while Ms. Rafidah was a Shariah court research officer.

At least in the case of the formal amicus briefs filed with the court, research suggests that the answer, increasingly, is yes.

Court research showed he was unemployed, living out of his car and in the US illegally, the Associated Press news agency reports.

A court research service suggests the justices are writing laws, he said, not rulings based on the law.

Ramos' court research revealed that there were only two convictions for in-person voter impersonation in the past 10 years -- a period during which 20 million votes were cast in Texas.

Students work alongside judges in Massachusetts state and federal courts doing research and writing related to cases, sentences, and opinions.

"Few would deny that it is by far a superior system that we've had for the last 23 years," said Steven M. Zeidman, the executive director of the Committee for Modern Courts, a research and court-reform group in Manhattan.

In the courts, academic research, and policy, however, there is an additional twist: log-wages are used instead of dollar wages in the regression.