Sentence examples for improperly judged from inspiring English sources

Florida had few such rules.The second stage eventually began on December 16th, when a bipartisan "canvassing board" began to examine ballots that either campaign had challenged for being unclear, invalid or improperly judged.

If the first is administered improperly, Judge Burge wrote, the second and third chemicals can give rise to suffocation and intense pain.

But the trial judge phoned the lawyer -- improperly, the judge concedes -- and advised him not to, expressing concern for the lawyer's reputation.

Mr. Parthasarathy, the lawyer for Mr. Mehra, dismissed suggestions by Enercon Germany executives that Mr. Mehra had improperly influenced judges or other officials.

The defense moved to suppress his statements on the ground that they had been elicited improperly, but Judge Raymond J. Dearie of United States District Court denied the motion, and the case is pending trial.

ReprintsRuling in two federal drugs cases, the court said the guidelines improperly required judges to increase the range of possible sentences on the basis of their own factual findings made "on the preponderance of the evidence", rather than on the basis of evidence determined "beyond reasonable doubt" by a jury.

The appeals court majority, in a 4-to-3 ruling, said that the Legislature had improperly required judges to tell jurors in capital cases that if they deadlocked and failed to reach a verdict during the penalty phase of a trial, the judge would impose a sentence that would leave the defendant eligible for parole after 20 to 25 years.

The court's majority said the Legislature improperly required judges to tell jurors in capital cases that if they deadlocked and failed to reach a verdict during the penalty phase of a trial, the judge would impose a sentence that would leave the defendant eligible for parole after 20 to 25 years.

Specifically, the court found that the statute improperly required judges to tell jurors in capital cases that if they deadlocked and failed to reach a verdict during the penalty phase of a trial, the judge would impose a sentence that would leave the defendant eligible for parole after 20 to 25 years.

A three-judge panel found that the sentencing judge improperly applied a state law requiring that convicts serve at least 85percentt of their prison time.

Judge Boggs also said Judge Martin improperly put himself on the three-judge panel that would have heard the case had the full court not granted the plaintiffs' request.