Sentence examples for impartial venue from inspiring English sources

"But as a citizen of this country, I also expect — and am entitled to — due process, and the opportunity to respond in a fair and impartial venue to specific allegations".

"If the C.F.T.C. brings this enforcement action, Mr. Corzine would welcome the opportunity to litigate this matter in an impartial venue, free from politically influenced prejudice and unfounded assertions, which have been frequently repeated despite the lack of a factual basis," Mr. Goldberg said.

He continued, "But as a citizen of this country, I also expect -- and am entitled to -- due process, and the opportunity to respond in a fair and impartial venue to specific allegations.

In some circumstances, the Sixth Amendment even requires the trial judge to grant a defendant's change of venue motion if an impartial jury cannot be obtained otherwise.

The defense has repeatedly asked for a change of venue, believing it's impossible to seat impartial jurors in Boston, but the request been turned down five times.

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In granting Mr. Muhammad's motion to move the trial, Judge LeRoy F. Millette Jr. of Prince William County Circuit Court wrote that "good cause has clearly been shown that such change of venue is necessary to ensure a fair and impartial trial".

In response, Mr. Sherman argued that Connecticut law does not allow a change of venue unless there is a concern about getting an impartial jury or if the prosecution and defense both agree to the change.

A change of venue can increase the likelihood that a jury will be impartial, according to Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University.

In August, Lunsford filed a motion to move the trial to a different venue, arguing that it would be very hard to find an impartial jury in Charlottesville, which is still reeling from the rally.

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