The furthest we have gone in a comparable case from a state court is to vacate the judgment against the co-defendant who did not confess and remand the case to the state court for further consideration.
In a comparable case recently, the head of South Korea's Red Cross commented in a newspaper interview on the slow pace of development in North Korea over the past ten years.
But in a comparable case, it took 16 trials, with drug company Merck winning 10, before the drugmaker agreed to settle with nearly 30,000 plaintiffs over the painkiller Vioxx.
For what it's worth, she may, in fact, see a comparable case in the not-too-distant future.
Overall some 62% of people arrested on riot-related offences were remanded in custody compared with 10% in comparable cases at other times, government figures show.
To our knowledge, this is the first case of a softball player with CECS in literature, with only one comparable case in a major league baseball player [6].
In perhaps the most comparable case, a gunman who killed a dozen people inside an Aurora, Colo., movie theater in July 2012 ultimately faced trial.
In comparable cases arising in federal courts we have vacated the judgments of conviction and remanded for a hearing, suspending the determination of the validity of the conviction pending the outcome of the hearing.
In most comparable cases, those who set up systems are ahead of those whose intention is to break them.
A degree of uncertainty is inherent in the profession and it is very easy to reach different conclusions in comparable cases [ 1, 2].
Of all Swedish reported rapes (and remember this is rape, not "molestation"), fewer result in legal proceedings of any kind than do comparable cases in the US, Finland and Norway.
