Sentence examples for courts to use from inspiring English sources

The other promised departure is to encourage courts to use abstinence-based drug rehabilitation orders.

Now, the compelled-speech doctrine is mainly an arrow in the quiver of First Amendment doctrines available for the courts to use as tools of deregulation.

Then I rushed home, and as clandestinely as I've been sneaking over to the courts to use the ball machine, one day last week I typed tennis-warehouse.com.com

Three years ago in California, Scott MacDonald, who is in charge of probation in Santa Cruz County, began asking courts to use Casey Foundation methods.

At the same time, the Justices recognized that it was difficult to craft a solution to the problem; Chief Justice John Roberts was especially wary of asking the courts to use "sociological gobbledygook" to weigh the propriety of district lines.

It wants to use new day fines - geared to the income of offenders - and also its sentencing guidelines council to encourage courts to use more fines for petty offenders.

Mr. Davis's lawyers have asked the court to use his case to decide whether the Eighth Amendment bars the execution of the innocent.

In a modern twist, Rhode Island asked the federal court to use its admiralty and maritime jurisdiction to secure the wrecks and declare the state the owner.

The justices instructed the San Antonio court to use the Legislature's plan as a "starting point" except where legal challenges to aspects of it were likely to succeed.

Serious as all that is, Judge Rakoff's fundamental concern is that the S.E.C. did not provide any facts for the court to use to vet the settlement.

By structuring an opinion that allows the Court to use the lower level of scrutiny, Judge Walker "is speaking to Justice Kennedy," he said.