Sentence examples for judge admitted from inspiring English sources

The judge admitted such exhibits anyway.

The Mossler-Powers trial was so lurid that the judge admitted no spectator under 21.

This, the judge admitted, "might appear to place Ulbricht in a catch-22".

The judge admitted he had only circumstantial evidence, such as telephone calls from men directly concerned in the killing.

After the competition, a judge admitted that she had been coerced into voting for the Russian pair by a skating official but later recanted her story.

Robert Cicale, a Suffolk County district court judge, admitted he had broken into the victim's home several times and stolen underwear out of her hamper.

The defendant admits that he's guilty; the prosecutor admits that he never took the bar exam; the judge admits that he's Jewish.

Shifman said the defense would name athletes in an effort to have the judge admit the evidence.

Pierce, who is about to quit practice to become a social security tribunal judge, admits to being "lost in admiration".

He's right: Judge humour is all about the second and third viewings, when you can forget about plotting (which Judge admits isn't his strength) and bask in the beauty of the comic writing and the idiosyncratic performances.

(2) Whether deference is due where the trial judge admits she cannot independently evaluate the prosecutor's contested, demeanor-based explanation and denies a Batson motion by simply accepting the prosecutor's stated reason after observing that it comports with racial and gender stereotypes the judge believes to be true?