Sentence examples for disposal of cases from inspiring English sources

We are only providing for an increase in the number of judges and setting a time frame for the disposal of cases".

As ever, speed in the disposal of cases pending in court is sought for by accelerating the present system of courts—a system inaugurated in Anglo-American jurisprudence about the year 1066.

The courts will ensure the "speedy disposal of cases" involving women, a senior judge said.

On the other hand, critics argue that in the bid for speedy disposal of cases, justice is often a casualty.

Mr Justice Saunders adjourned the disposal of the case to a later date after the jury reached a unanimous verdict on all counts.

After the jury reached a unanimous verdict on all 15 counts yesterday, Mr Justice Saunders adjourned the disposal of the case.

Lord Carlile, the former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, also expresses support for CMPs, "where it is necessary for the fair and balanced disposal of the case including national security issues".

He said that although such a "closed" procedure had never before been adopted in a civil claim for damages, there was no reason in principle why it should not be used if it was necessary for what he called "the just disposal of the case".

James Mure QC, for the commissioner, told Lord Menzies during a brief hearing on Thursday morning that a motion for urgent disposal of the case had not been opposed.

For the three month diversion sample, the eventual disposal of each case was rated on a three point scale as (1) discharged to the general practitioner in the prison, (2) followed up by the psychiatric in-reach team in the prison or community mental health team, and (3) admitted to any of the available hospitals.

In all of these cases disposal of the resulting concentrate is a serious problem, especially in those cases where no large surface water is present.