Sentence examples for differences between the courts from inspiring English sources
The differences between the courts is that in a youth court the defendants have automatic anonymity and the setting is less formal – barristers and judges do not wear wigs or gowns.
The opinion was remarkable, he said, "for its tone-deafness to the institutional differences between the court and Congress, almost obliterating a role for Congress as a separate institution".
Another difference between the courts becomes of particular interest if President Trump chooses Tax Court as the venue to hear the dispute.
In a ruling revealing stark differences between the UK courts and the Strasbourg court's approach to the threshold for article 3 treatment, Strasbourg has ruled that the detention of a mentally ill man in police custody for more than three days breached his rights under that provision.
Mr. Gein (a nom de plume in "an homage to Ed Gein") disputes the notion of a difference between the court-ordered Kaczynski auction and private vendors.
"This proves the difference between the court by jury and the old standard system," Mr. Danilov said in a telephone interview in Moscow, where he attended Wednesday's hearing.
"There is a big difference between the court of law and the court of public opinion".
43 None the less, there remain important differences between the two courts.
And in all of the speeches where I've discussed this issue, I've described the differences between the two courts as one where precedents are set, that those precedents have policy ramifications, but not in the meaning that the legislature gives to it.
The major difference between the state court decision and the Supreme Court's decision in Crawford v. Marion County Election Board is that the state court was interpreting the Indiana Constitution, while the Supreme Court interpreted the Constitution of the United States.
This derives from earlier holdings, which, like today's [p376] holding, were steps eroding the differences between juvenile courts and traditional criminal courts.
