Sentence examples for in pleadings from inspiring English sources

He has also taken on business as usual in Albany, objecting in pleadings to the manner in which the last gambling bill, authorizing six new casinos, was passed "literally -- not figuratively -- in the dead of night".

According to court records contained in pleadings filed by the plaintiff, Officer Raymond was 18 and working in a Garden City gas station when he was first arrested on charges of third-degree grand larceny and falsely reporting a robbery.

In pleadings Stein claims Lauder discouraged her from working and gave her a cash allowance (of unknown frequency) but kept the amount under $10,000 so as not to trigger a suspicious financial activity report.

His father gave up his practise as a barrister several years before Hale's birth "because he could not understand the reason of giving colour in pleadings".

John Hostettler, in his biography of Matthew Hale, points out that his father's concerns about giving colour in pleadings could not have been very strong "since he not only retired to his estate at Alderley where he managed to live on his wife's inherited income, but also directed in his will that Matthew should make a career in the law".

LLB implicitly recognizes how remarkable this is by asking readers "When was the last time you saw a student comment achieve this level of debate or be cited in pleadings so quickly?" The defenders of speech codes need a leg to stand on, and comments like this in journals like the Harvard Law Review have a real-world impact.

The arbitrary judicial action of proscribing a book that dares to criticise judges hardly helps the government's case, in its pleadings in Britain, that Chile's courts are capable of judging General Pinochet.

"Anything that we have to say will be in legal pleadings or in court," she said.

Sandi Gibbons, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles county district attorney's office, said: "Anything we have to say will be in legal pleadings or in court".

Mr. Balas and Mr. Morales cited Mr. Holder's letter in their pleadings, and Judge Donovan quoted it approvingly in his 26-page opinion, and stated, "The Holder Letter demonstrates that DOMA cannot withstand heightened scrutiny".

Suffice it to say here that the adjective "public" as it is used here refers more to "shared" or "social" (as in "public life") than to "transparent" (as in "public pleadings").