Sentence examples for direction of cases from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors play a critical role when charging and setting the direction of cases.

The simulation is based on a single train travelling a single journey in the southbound direction of each case compared with the base case (with no OBESS) as shown in Table 6.

According to Stake (2005), the direction of the case study is shaped by the interest in the case.

But there is a new factor that could affect the direction of the case.

"The direction of this case has changed in that transfer to Australia is no longer an option," caseworkers noted.

The surprise arrest might change the direction of a case that has brought the world's attention to Pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws, which critics say are regularly used to exploit and intimidate minorities.

"The National Action Network and I were not and are not clear on the direction of the case," he said, referring to a civil rights group he leads, "and did not want to say anything that would confuse or distort whatever strategies were going forward, since we were not privy to them".

They have little voice in the direction of the case beyond asking questions.

Often these orders are given out by courts on the basis of hearsay and enforced without the receiving party present or able to respond, thus depriving them of certain liberties and tainting the very direction of a case from its outset.

In detail, they showed the same direction in 83% of cases after VC and in 62% of cases after dobutamine administration.

But Judge Roush's ruling, with its careful parsing of Mr. Malvo's comments about whether he could see a lawyer and the police responses, seemed to be in line with the direction of recent Supreme Court cases, which have incrementally trimmed back the ability of defendants to have incriminating statements excluded from the record.