The trial judge, Irving Kaufman, far from being impartial, had had ex parte communications with the Justice Department and with the prosecution.
Those in the opposition who called for abstention in past elections (claiming that the electoral authority was not impartial) have this time called on their supporters to vote, whereas in the chavista camp, there are signs of apathy.
A judicial review application, seen by the BBC, claims she is not impartial, has no relevant expertise and may not have time to discharge her duties.
A victim of historical child sexual abuse has launched a legal challenge to Mrs Woolf's appointment, claiming she is not impartial, has no relevant expertise and may not have time to discharge her duties.
A victim of historical child sexual abuse has already launched a legal challenge to Mrs Woolf's appointment, claiming she is not impartial, has no relevant expertise and may not have time to discharge her duties.
The media, once seen as an impartial, have loudly, sometimes stealthily -- joined a tribe.
Suppose, they said, we have a system that is far more impartial than having a club name a salary unilaterally.
Obama began with high praise for the retiring Stevens, a leader of the court's liberals, calling him "a giant in the law," impartial and having respect for legal precedent.
Prosecutors say impartial juries have been selected for previous high-profile trials.
It was the first time an impartial observer had effectively said, 'No, this is not acceptable behaviour.' It was very validating.
