Sentence examples for explained to judge from inspiring English sources
Mr. Goltzer handled the last 90 minutes of an exhaustive day of cross-examination after the defense explained to Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis that Mr. Jasper had not been feeling well.
The only time that the brothers appeared to acknowledge each other was when one man explained to Judge Parker that his reason for trying to avoid jury duty was a directive from his girlfriend: "I was told to come home with good news".
At one point, as Assistant United States Attorney William S. Houser explained to Judge Edwin M. Kosik that the government was willing to reach a plea agreement with the men because the case involved "complex charges that could have resulted in years of litigation," one man sitting in the audience said "bull" loud enough to be heard in the courtroom.
Christine Tello, her hair dyed flamboyant pink, mumbled as she tried to explain to Judge Stephen Marcus why she had not obeyed his order to report to a residential drug treatment center.
Even Hedda is not immune to Friel's tinkering when she explains to Judge Brack her violent mood swings by attributing them to a form of quasi-diabolical possession.
Chief Esposito was explaining to Judge Barbara S. Jones of Federal District Court in Manhattan why the city did not want to let antiwar protesters march past the United Nations, or anywhere else, during a large demonstration planned for Saturday.
Not that this was going to be an actual pageant, with bouquets of swastikas and contestants explaining to judges how much they admired Eva Braun.
Mr. Richman explained to the judge that their disagreement centered on how they viewed the evidence.
As he explained to the judge in a hasty apology, Mr. Berlinger said: "I was not going to shoot.
After the other juror complained, Mr. Constantine explained to the judge and the lawyers on the case why he had decided not to do so.
There were all kinds of reasons for new delays in Mr. Hooks's case, Ms. Cohen, the prosecutor, explained to the judge that day in court.
