Sentence examples for example judge from inspiring English sources

For example, Judge Sutton has opposed federal interference with death sentences imposed by state courts.

In 2007, for example, Judge Richard Posner argued that "following a car on a public street" is "unequivocally not a search within the meaning" of the Fourth Amendment.

Consider, for example, Judge Jackson's finding that Microsoft punished some computer manufacturers that cooperated with its competitors by, for example, charging them higher prices.

In 1997, for example, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson chose Lawrence Lessig of Harvard Law School to advise him in overseeing the antitrust dispute between the government and Microsoft.

In the mid-1970's, for example, Judge Sauls argued bitterly over a mere $50 during divorce proceedings from his first wife.

In one compelling example, Judge Gladys Kessler of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in November threw out the case against Farhi Saeed bin Mohammed, captured in Pakistan in 2001.

For example, judges have imagined what might happen if, say, insider trading were made legal.

For example, judges shape the law without being elected, and rightly so, since they bring dispassionate expertise to the task.

Nazi Germany's pre-1939 againstaitst its own Jews were, for example, judged not to be crimes against humanity.

Of the 219 cases from Russia the court took up last year, for example, judges ruled against the Russian government 210 times.

For example, judges often detain too many older defendants (people over 30), defendants with clean records and defendants charged with fraud or public order offenses — in other words, people who are less likely to commit crimes while out on bail.