Sentence examples for inquiry courts from inspiring English sources
This resembles in principle the inquiry courts must undertake to determine whether a search violates the Fourth Amendment rights of a complaining party.
Consistent with the general reasonable-expectation-of-privacy inquiry, courts should focus on the sensitivity of the data at issue and the circumstances of its transmission to third parties.
Release to the public of a report due this week on how the F.B.I. obtained a confession from an innocent Egyptian student who was detained in connection with the attack on the World Trade Center could be delayed as a result of an escalating dispute between prosecutors and the judge who ordered the inquiry, court documents show.
The scale of the alleged corruption, revealed by parliamentary inquiries, court cases, secret police files and whistleblowers, is such as to make David Cameron's alleged suppers-for-sale predicament look trivial.
To a certain extent, it comes down to the level of inquiry the courts are permitted to perform.
"At some point, factual inquiry by courts or agencies into such matters separating secular from religious training would almost necessarily raise First Amendment problems.
Now 72, he has been called on to add legal lustre to United Nations-backed commissions of inquiry and courts examining conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Kosovo, Argentina, Iraq and Gaza.
Despite the Supreme Court's refusal to endorse the machine-or-transformation test as the exclusive patent eligibility inquiry, lower courts have continued to invalidate method claims using a stringent "particular machine" requirement alongside the requisite abstract ideas analysis.
In rejecting the proposed categorical rule in favor of a contextual inquiry, the court provided only limited guidance to companies and lower courts.
But we do not propose that in making this inquiry the court should embark on product-design assessment.
