Sentence examples for declared in the case from inspiring English sources

Terrorism Conviction A Pakistani-American was convicted on terrorism charges in California, while a mistrial was declared in the case of his father, accused of lying to investigators.

After more than three months of testimony in Federal District Court here a mistrail was declared in the case Jan .2l and the seven were eventually released on bond.

While it is hardly an indication of the success of bias training, there was not similar unrest when a mistrial was declared in the case of the first officer to go on trial in connection with Gray's death.

An Ohio prosecutor has said he will retry a white university officer who fatally shot an unarmed black motorist during a traffic stop, after a mistrial was declared in the case earlier this month.

A1 Mistrial in Brutality Case A mistrial was declared in the case of a California police officer who was videotaped last year slamming a 16-year-old boy onto a patrol car.

A day after a mistrial was declared in the case of Rabbi Fred J. Neulander, prosecutors vowed today to press ahead with the case, although several long-range issues remain unresolved before a new trial begins on charges that the rabbi arranged the murder of his wife.

In 1978, Justice Lewis Powell declared in the Bakke case that universities could offer a "plus factor" to minority students -- not to overcome the legacy of discrimination but to ensure a diversity of viewpoints.

After 11 strange weeks, a mistrial was declared in the corruption case against New Jersey senator Robert Menendez on Thursday.

L.A.'s food-truck culture is thriving - but only because the state declared in the 1993 case of Barajas v. City of Anaheim that: "The use of streets for commercial purposes is a matter of public concern and subject to regulation imposed by the state, and not the city".

See J.S. Thornton & Co. v. Smith Grant & Co., 10 R.I. 477, 483 (1873) ("The law [of public nuisance] as declared in the English cases has been recognized by the courts of this country * * *.").

In its first use of the power of judicial review established by the Marbury decision, the court declared in the Dred Scott case in 1857 that black people could be property but not citizens.