Sentence examples for listed precedents from inspiring English sources

A footnote listed precedents ruling that prosecutors could not use self-incriminating statements made by a defendant before a warning.

However, it said, such extended questioning must be approved by supervisors who would weigh "the disadvantages". A footnote listed precedents ruling that prosecutors could not use self-incriminating statements made by a defendant before a warning.

During the hearing, when a prosecutor, Linda Lacewell, was challenged by Judge Hittner to list the precedents requiring him to explain his reasons for his decision, she could not do so immediately.

"Supreme Court justices are much more than umpires calling just balls and strikes," she said, and listed eight other precedents she said that Justices Roberts and Alito had voted to overturn despite their stated respect for precedent.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, listed more than 20 precedents saying that.

Pay in publicly listed companies sets a precedent.

The Arizona law didn't invent the concept: Precedents list the factors that can contribute to reasonable suspicion; when several are combined, the "totality of circumstances" that results may create reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed.

Mr. Pylypchuk's work invokes a lively list of precedents, from Milton Avery and Alex Katz's early collages through William Wegman to Julian Schnabel as well as Paul McCarthy, Mike Kelley and Raymond Pettibon.

He is aware that to write an autobiography - what he conceives as exhibiting his own portrait - may seem an act of immodesty, although he claims it would not be difficult to produce a long list of precedents.

At the end of his list of precedents he asserts: "That I am the equal or superior of some of these biographers the efforts of modesty or affection cannot force me to dissemble".

In his listing of precedents, he cited numerous laws passed by Congress regulating Indian commerce; he did not cite any other case law that supported Congress' authority over internal Indian matters, because there was none.