Sentence examples for dismissing cases from inspiring English sources

The court has an unusually low rate for dismissing cases while also assigning every victim an advocate who directs her to services.

According to court officials, they have already cut the number of cases two years or older by 21 percent, mostly by arranging plea deals and dismissing cases.

That is because many lower courts, taking an approach similar to that of the Kansas district court, have been dismissing cases, granting summary judgment to employers on the ground that co-workers' testimony, which often provides the strongest proof of a pattern of discrimination, is inadmissible.

"You're going to have to have somebody come in here and testify that somebody did something wrong," Judge James M. DeLeon of Municipal Court told prosecutors in dismissing cases against 38 demonstrators arrested Aug. 1, as they protested on downtown streets.

Whenever possible, the justices say they want to avoid dismissing cases on a 4-4 tie vote.

In hundreds of other instances, according to the Times, National Collegiate has been dismissing cases as soon as they're challenged to provide docs.

The court dismisses cases as "improvidently granted," or "DIGs" them, a couple of times a term.

Judges dismissed cases out of hand, Ms. Dyer said in a recent interview in Washington.

More than 40 judges have dismissed cases against generic manufacturers since the Supreme Court ruled last June, including some who dismissed dozens of cases consolidated under one judge.

He also had a tendency to dismiss cases if the officers were in the canteen when their case was called.

They have also restricted the use of class actions, and made it easier to dismiss cases long before jury selection.