Sentence examples for panel of citizens from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ozawa has vowed to fight the indictment, which was made under a new system in which a panel of citizens reviews decisions by prosecutors.
It's usually better to depend on the collective wisdom of a panel of citizens, and that's why many judges decline requests to waive jury trials.
An independent judicial panel of citizens ruled last July that the men should go on trial, after public prosecutors had twice decided not to pursue the case.
The boy, Paul Dean, 17, will appear before a diversion board, a panel of citizens who sentence first-time offenders who admit culpability.
WHILE visiting City Hall last week, Woody Allen had a few words for the new panel of citizens appointed to examine standards for art at publicly subsidized museums.
Attorneys on both sides have outlined the challenges in finding a panel of citizens to consider the shocking and highly publicized case.
They remember the months they sat behind a two-way mirror and listened to panels of citizens talk about race.
I took these questions to my friend Peter MacLeod, who founded a Toronto-based consulting company called Mass LBP, which convenes panels of citizens to deliberate on public policy decisions affecting their communities.
The panel of private citizens will be evenly divided between appointees of Republicans and Democrats.
It sought volunteers for the civil grand jury, a panel of 19 citizens empowered to investigate local government.
In 1995 a self-appointed panel of eminent citizens, co-ordinated by the current law minister, Shafique Ahmed, compiled "evidence" on individuals they accused of war crimes.
