Sentence examples for courts section from inspiring English sources

The police said Sergeant Peters, who works in the Manhattan Courts Section, was placed on modified assignment there and ordered to surrender his guns for his own safety, because as a result of the shooting he was under intense emotional stress.

The provision of Special Courts (section 35) where trial proceedings may be conducted in a more sensitive manner with the victim's testimony given either 'in camera' (i.e. privately), via video-link, or behind curtains or screens, is intended not only to reduce trauma but also protect the identity of the child.

In addition to the center-court section, 20 other panels were auctioned individually.

Democrats and Republicans had clashed over whether to renovate or embrace Mr. Diana's fallback plan to replace two-thirds of the building and renovate the court section alone.

The Bronx's former top criminal judge, Justice Alvarado, had run a similar court section to resolve older cases before Justice DiMango's arrival, but the backlog grew under his watch.

The defeat, in which Dimitrov showed the sort of form which propelled him into the top 10 of the world rankings in 2014, brought to an end a difficult American hard-court section of the season for Murray.

This court has countywide general jurisdiction and has two divisions: The Civil/Criminal (criminal and civil matters) and the Family Division (which includes Juvenile Court, Friend of the Court, and Probate Court sections).

The Department of Justice and the federal courts used Section Five to block initiatives in Florida, South Carolina, and Texas.

Bihar courts, under section 452 of the national criminal procedure code, 1973, can order the destruction of seized weapons once the trial is over.

It is, therefore, imperative that courts enforce  Section 101′ s "screening"  function (Mayo,  132  S. Ct. at  1303) early in most cases, to save defendants and the courts from the unnecessary expense of fully litigating or settling cases- like this one that should be dismissed at the outset".

A threshold test considered by courts applying Section 116 is whether a belief seeking constitutional protection is a "religion".