Sentence examples for impact of courts from inspiring English sources

Other changes to the agency's websites included removing guidance that urged states to stop putting children into solitary confinement, avoid placing girls behind bars and address the disproportionate impact of courts and prisons on black and other minority kids.

We also find a detrimental impact of courts' delays on the labor productivity of firms above the 15-employee threshold.

Gianfreda, Giuseppina and Vallanti, Giovanna (2017) "Institutions' and Firms' Adjustments: Measuring the Impact of Courts' Delays on Job Flows and Productivity," Journal of Law and Economics: Vol. 60 : No. 1, Article 5.

We exploit the variation in the length of labor trials across Italian judicial districts and the fact that the Italian legislation regarding firing prescribes different firing regimes for firms above the 15-employee threshold and provide evidence on the impact of courts' delays on job reallocation and firms' productivity.

The NSPCC has highlighted the traumatic impact of court appearances.

Following a succession of speeches by judges calling for the UK to review its relationship with the ECHR, a leading supreme court justice, Lord Mance, this week defended the positive impact of European courts on British life.

However, when it comes to litigating a corporation's internal affairs, the impact of business courts depends on where firms are incorporated.

New York State's drug court system is regarded as one of the best in the nation, said John S. Goldkamp, a professor of criminal justice at Temple University, who has studied the impact of drug courts in several states.

"These tough street people got up one after another and said, 'Judge Schwartz, thank you for saving my life.' " In its study, the Center for Court Innovation also notes the limitations of the impact of drug courts on participants, who are, according to statistics, as likely to fail to finish their treatment as they are to complete it.

The chief justice, himself formerly a judge on the federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., mused about the impact of the court's collective résumé in an on-stage conversation with Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.

His study will look at the impact of three court-based programs operating in Chicago: a mental health court, a specialized probation mental health unit that has staff trained in mental health, and standard probation.