Sentence examples for judicial file from inspiring English sources

"When you hear it and see it written up in the judicial file you say: Wow, how could this be?" he told reporters.

Or, it can rig the judicial file and whitewash this case before a kangaroo court in exchange for Sadr's guarantee that he will calm down for the next four years and leave armed insurgency behind him for good.

After a "flurry of emails" (as reported in the judicial file), offender A decided to bypass offender B (who displayed doubts regarding going on with the criminal activity) and to sell directly to offender Cf. Many investigations highlight the fact that relationships between suppliers, intermediaries, and traders are stable over time.

Correspondence, reports, and investigative and judicial files, relating to secret police investigative activities and prosecutions in Georgia.

The settlement with the sixth defendant, Daniel H. Mudd, the former chief executive of Fannie Mae, disclosed in a judicial filing on Aug. 22, did not even reach that modest level of accountability.

With Mr. Bouteflika in control of judicial files that could presumably pinpoint responsibility for many of the disappearances and extrajudicial killings of the past decade, he has tried to refashion himself as protector rather than protégé of the military, some analysts say.

It seems to have made sense to everyone involved that a shopping-mall developer should have access to judicial files — just as it made sense, to the Trumps and their circle, that a real-estate billionaire should have access to the White House.

His methodology consists mainly of the analysis of judicial files pertaining to the understanding of institutional participation of the judicial system in the politics of social control.

The Department of Public Prosecution provided the judicial files and all necessary information for assessing the socio-demographic and offense related characteristics.

Judicial Watch filed several freedom of information requests to obtain records of Obama travel spending.

The Times's analysis included all judicial cases filed with a court.