Sentence examples for judicial finding from inspiring English sources

The N.C.A.A., in turn, has interpreted the action as if there was never a judicial finding.

After the trial ended in a judicial finding of not guilty, members of the press sought Supreme Court review of the order closing the proceedings.

What Cameron fails to appreciate is that the Inquiries Act of 2005 protects suspects, by preventing any judicial finding on criminal or civil liability.

Despite this judicial finding, and indeed the signature of Rwanda to the UN convention asserting immunity of counsel, the prosecutor emphasised that proceedings would be vigorously pursued.

An article on Sept. 5 about the RAND Corporation's labor policies referred imprecisely to a judicial finding in a sex discrimination lawsuit against the company.

A year after all this was hashed out at a court hearing, a judicial finding is still awaited, lawyers for the battling lawyers said last week.

Claimants, he argues, are denied any judicial findings while the intelligence agencies cannot clear their names.

We suspect, however, that they were more concerned about getting the judicial findings of prosecutorial misconduct vacated as moot.

Because it is a constitutional right, a judge can not close a trial, or any part of it, without an overriding interest articulated in judicial findings.

Seven years ago, during the Justice Department's antitrust case against Microsoft, the judicial "findings of fact" casually suggested that PCs are not necessarily used for Internet access; now it is difficult to find a PC that is not.

His name appears only a few times in more than 230 pages of judicial findings and court orders filed on Monday in the federal case over the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk policies.