Bribery of judges, in the form of free drinks, was encouraged.
As the judges and lawyers process prosaic infractions, they often dispense justice in the form of pragmatic calculations.
This is particularly the case for those on state benefits.' Once an IVA is proposed, it has to go through the court, but whereas it used to need a judge's approval in the form of an interim order to go ahead, since 2003 it can be filed with no one having read it.
We must recognize and address the negative pattern of shame, which tells us that we're no damn good, an indictment made by our own judge and jury in the form of our inner critic.
Through rulings favorable to prosecutors in capital cases, Judge Keller has drawn criticism in the form of editorials, a critical Web site, a legislative proposal and even a song, "Sharon Killer," by the band Possumhead.
It was seen that this film is adherent and subsequently facilitates appreciable protection against corrosion as judged by subsequent electrochemical testing in the form of potentiodynamic polarization and impedance spectroscopy, along with direct observation.
While it is beneficial to avoid a costly mistake, judges also have associated costs in the form of expenses or salaries.
Evidence of quality of care in our sample of studies was typically obtained from patient case-notes and/or clinical databases ("explicit review ") or expert panels which judged quality of care typically in the form of inspection reports (" implicit review ").
Since the variation of angle does not exist in the straight sheath, the wobble friction coefficient (k) can be obtained from two prestressing forces (P x1 and P x2) that were arbitrarily selected in a Smart Strand, judging from the form of Eq. (1), with the term of μα removed.
Except in a few courts, such as the German Federal Constitutional Court, disagreement among judges is generally not revealed, either in the form of a dissenting opinion or in a record of the judges' votes.
