Sentence examples for judicial costs from inspiring English sources

The first thing would be to insist... on fixed pricing for cases and judicial costs capping".

Abolishing the death penalty would also lower other judicial costs (by reducing the number of appeals, for instance) but these savings are difficult to estimate.

Admittedly, this estimate is a lower bound to the cost of crime because it ignores important cost components, which include law enforcement and judicial costs, private security measures and the steps people take to avoid being victimized.

He doesn't have money to pay the judicial costs.

His case would not only come at a psychological price, but it would devastate him financially, as he would spend more than $20,000 on judicial costs.

But, his case would not only come at a psychological cost, but financially it would devastate him, as for judicial costs he would have to spend over $20,000.

While applying for a judicial review costs only £60, legal representation for the application and any subsequent court battle would cost thousands.

Constructed by John Bacon, the life-sized statue of Blackstone in his judicial robes cost £539, and has rested in the Codrington Library since 1872.

One homicide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, can cost well over $1.3 million -- and that's just in medical, judicial and police costs.

The cost of running the clinics would be a small fraction of the over-all savings in judicial and social costs, because, as is the case in Portugal, addicts would no longer be criminals; they would have access to treatment and counselling, and could become productive members of society.

The judicial review – the costs of which Ball is currently crowd-funding – is expected to be heard in the High Court in June.