Sentence examples for named litigants from inspiring English sources

The Botswana government continued to narrowly interpret the High Court judgment permitting Bushmen to return to live in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve as applying only to named litigants and their immediate relatives.

A local character, a wheelchair-bound frequent litigant named Sherman Skolnick, alleged that two justices on the Illinois Supreme Court had taken bribes to sway their votes in a political-corruption case.

This is how another litigant named Shawn Gillam overdosed in the North Fraser Pretrial Centre.

A Frye hearing, which is named after a 1923 federal case, is used to determine whether scientific evidence supports a litigant's theory of liability.

Perhaps as a result of this new opening, when an astrologer named Suresh Koushal filed an appeal against the judgment in the Supreme Court, fifteen other parties joined him and the original litigants to support upholding Section 377.

"I'm disappointed because it basically deprives me of my freedom and deprives me of the right for me to be myself," one of the litigants, whose legal name is Mohammad Juzaili bin Mohammad Khamis, said of the verdict.

For example, in 2014, the Oklahoma County District Court ruled that Oklahoma's secrecy statute unconstitutionally violated prisoners' rights of due process because it barred litigants from discovering the names of the drug suppliers in civil or criminal proceedings.

While the state has no obligation to make the identity of the drug supplier publicly available, the amendment does not bar litigants from discovering the names of the suppliers in criminal proceedings.

While the four litigants dress as women, use hormones and go by feminine names, their official identification cards declare them to be male and carry their original male names.

(Side note: "Vexatious Litigants Of The Wikipedia" is my new favorite punk rock band name).

Belize faces a call for hundreds of millions of dollars from obscure litigants.