Sentence examples for present juries from inspiring English sources

Consider Philip Morris USA v. Williams, an important 2007 decision on punitive damages, in which Justice Breyer gave lower courts guidance about how to present juries with evidence concerning harm to people not involved in the case.

"Insofar as you have in mind a retroactive award of the prize to Ms. Scott Brown, the present jury cannot do so," said Peter Palumbo, the Pritzker chairman, in a letter to the two students.

He made history on this occasion when Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, in an unprecedented allowance of evidence before the high court, permitted him to present jury books.

Yet when evidence of torture is presented, juries have to leave the room.

To be sure, some white-collar crime cases are difficult to present to juries, legal experts say.

There are also problems with the way DNA evidence is interpreted and presented to juries.

He would have a legal right to be present if jury selection continues.

Applying lessons of past injustice to the present, the jury acquitted the young Muslim man.

"These cases may present a jury with the idea that an employee has been victimized twice," she said.

For more than two hours, Mr. Tarlowe tried to present the jury with some beef, delivering a succinct treatment of the government's case against Mr. Gupta.

Justice Teresi said that he would present the jury with two statutes from New York penal law on when the use of deadly force is justified.