Sentence examples for prejudging cases from inspiring English sources

(Mr Estrada says he does not want to be seen to be prejudging cases that might come before him as a judge).

But he wouldn't say whether he thought Mr Bush has broken the law in particular instances, because that would prejudge cases that might well come before him.

The majority's focus on the "basic right" of access to court thus served its purpose without prejudging future cases.

Without prejudging the cases, it seems clear that authorities are armed with both determination and new information.

The race discrimination commissioner has denied prejudging the case by saying society shouldn't endorse racial stereotypes of Indigenous Australians.

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Judges must be certain that their public commentary won't allow them to be accused of prejudging a case should one relating to that commentary come before them.

Doing so in a dignified manner would not indicate bias or inappropriately prejudge future cases.

On whether News International would consider closing the Sun if some members of its staff were found to have broken the law, Mockridge said: "First of all, it is completely inappropriate to prejudge those cases.

It is harmful to our sport for the international federation to prejudge a case against anyone if that case hasn't been brought forward to the right instances and that hasn't come to a conclusion".

Gregory asks Maddow about the presumption of innocence in these cases, and whether or not the fact that everyone has prejudged the case to its successful conclusion belies the fact that no one really thinks it will be a fair trial.