Sentence examples for defendants perspective from inspiring English sources
"From the defendants' perspective, this is a no-brainer," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor at Columbia University Law School.
"A jury must determine whether a reasonable person would expect Casino Royale and Never Say Never Again to be included in a complete set of James Bond films… From the Defendants' perspective, this claim will have to Die Another Day," Martinez wrote, throwing in a pun that Johnson would definitely get since the Brosnan films were included in her set.
First, it views the market from the defendant's perspective, or, more precisely, as the defendant would like to have the market viewed.
If you look at it from Justice Scalia's perspective, a defendant, or in the Couch scenario, the parents of the defendant, surely want all that can be done to be done -- that jail be avoided at all costs.
Sarem Neou, 71, of Silver Spring, Md., the third of the Cambodian-Americans here, had an unusual perspective on the defendants in the trial: Mrs. Ieng Thirith was her high school English teacher.
… Both the defendant and the community are entitled to have that perspective represented in the jury venire".
It's impressive that the sisters had between them four lawyers, although, to put things in perspective, Josef K. at one point meets a defendant who has six.
From the perspective of the objective position, judges should be partial to neither plaintiffs nor defendants.
The judicial diversion of Article 216-eligible defendants is thus one of the most relevant parts of the DLRA in terms of assessing its implementation from the treatment perspective.
The defendants listened expressionlessly.
