Sentence examples for judging the case from inspiring English sources
Judge May let him leave, saying the court would take his incomplete testimony into account when judging the case.
He had hoped that the European Convention on Human Rights might allow him to claim that right, but Mr Justice Burton, judging the case, felt otherwise.
Large added that he and the panel of senior officers judging the case had reduced the sentence by six months because of the defendant's good service record.
The claim was tried through writing only, with the assessors and Browne judging the case on written submissions rather than oral representations from lawyers.
Senior officers judging the case were shown video footage.
Those judging the case held that because St-Calais never answered the formal accusation, and because he appealed to Rome, his fief, or lands, was forfeit.
"It is your duty to judge the case on the evidence," said Mr Justice Sweeney.
Uefa said its disciplinary panel will judge the case on Thursday.
The Count agrees to judge the case, to the joy of Marcellina and the consternation of Figaro.
He said: "You judge the case afresh... only on the evidence that unfolds before you.
Congress is expected to begin the election of a special commission to judge the case later this week.
