He could also forgo a trial by entering into an agreement with the state, similar to a plea agreement in a criminal case.
An acquittal is unreviewable whether a judge directs a jury to return a verdict of acquittal, e.g., Fong Foo, 369 U. S., at 143, or forgoes that formality by entering a judgment of acquittal herself.
He also takes aim at the claim of law professors that their high salaries and low teaching loads (relative to other academics) are justified by the revenue they forgo when they enter the academy.
While it is difficult to pin down exact numbers, other computer-adept high school students like him nationwide are deciding to forgo college in favor of entering the red-hot technology field.
This allows players who know they will be entering the draft to forgo attending classes during their spring semester altogether — "one and done" is really "one half and done".
Of the 21 players in Chicago this week to compete in Wednesday night's EA Sports Roundball Classic, more than a dozen are considering forgoing college to enter the N.B.A. draft in June.
Former Maryland wide receiver Nigel King is forgoing his senior season at Kansas and entering the NFL draft.
11, 27, 30, that the ILECs did in fact agree both to prevent competitors from entering into their local markets and to forgo competition with each other.
Berlin's immigration authority ruled that all Syrians entering Germany would have their asylum claims processed, forgoing the right to have them deported back to the first EU country the claimants entered.
9 10 15–17 Criminalisation and policing force sex workers to rush or forgo screening prospective clients or negotiating the terms of sexual transactions before entering a vehicle, placing sex workers at increased risk of physical violence, rape and HIV/STIs.
Ms. Jones said Harrah's would happily protect the greyhound operations and forgo table games to enter the market.
