Sentence examples for entering the case from inspiring English sources
Further, the federal government raised the stakes by entering the case to argue that the notice Arkansas provided to Mr. Jones was adequate.
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry groups, entering the case for Teleflex, argued that innovation would suffer if patents became too hard to defend.
"To have the government entering the case to defend the law certainly makes the law as interpreted look more legitimate," said Jessica Litman, a professor of copyright law at Wayne State University.
Wallin acknowledged that any other attorney entering the case on Lohan's behalf would ask for a trial delay to get up to speed on the evidence and history.
And if these witnesses get their own lawyers, those lawyers will similarly tell them that entering the case on the defense side can risk drawing prosecutorial scrutiny that could otherwise be avoided.
McCormack's lawyer, Richard Hearn — who happens to be a doctor — has taken the unusual step of entering the case as a plaintiff himself, a tactic he hopes will allow him to also challenge the "fetal pain" law and other statutes that might hold doctors criminally liable for prescribing abortion drugs.
