Sentence examples for dispose of cases from inspiring English sources

Rather than file criminal charges against corporations, federal prosecutors — looking to dispose of cases efficiently and to avoid damaging companies needlessly — increasingly are striking deals.

Much of that money went to pay retired judges and case managers to help shoulder the load and quickly dispose of cases in special foreclosure courts.

"We receive regular reports from our members all over the country that the use of associate prosecutors frequently results in unnecessary adjournments and wasted costs as they are unable to make decisions to dispose of cases.

It recognizes the fact that the primary duty of every court is to dispose of cases according to the law and the facts; in a word, to decide them right.

They then argue that 'the doctrine of judicial finality is not a catch-penny contrivance to dispose of cases merely for the sake of disposition and clear up dockets in that manner.' Moore & Currier, supra, n. 7, at 308.

There is pressure on both sides to dispose of cases quickly.

By disposing of cases wholesale, the law deliberately turned its gaze from individual equities.

In light of this practical consideration, this Court must defer to the doctrine of the Supreme Court of this State, and the policy considerations underlying such doctrine, and should be extremely chary about disposing of cases on grounds of forum non conveniens, either by granting dismissal or a stay.

That court was known as a "rocket docket" for its speed in disposing of cases.

This would dispose of these cases.

But judges could dispose of most cases in a fairly rigid way, with an air of looking up the answers as from a cookbook or logarithm table.