Sentence examples for prior proceedings from inspiring English sources

It adds a new degree of hopelessness to all prior proceedings.

Although it is common after a conviction is overturned for judges to refer simply to "prior proceedings" to try to disguise the fact that other jurors voted to convict, Mr. Schwarz's chief defense lawyer, Ronald P. Fischetti, persuaded the judge to tell the jurors directly that Mr. Schwarz was twice convicted.

The Chamber made it clear that, in circumstances where issues arise later in the trial that called into question aspects of the testimony given in prior proceedings, the witness could be called and subjected to cross-examination (Prosecutor v. Milošević 30 June 2003, para. 49).

All of the cases involved detention in the District of Columbia and prior proceedings in the United States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia.

Understand the educational and cultural diversity of your jurors, as well as any likes or dislikes they may have hinted at during prior proceedings.

"All the charges in this case were the exact same charges that had been made against Seaport Manor in the two prior enforcement proceedings," said Mr. Sherrin, one of the lawyers for Seaport's former operators: Baruch Mappa, Emil Klein and Martin Rosenberg.

Rather, the rule "affected the rights of barred and suspended members to stay out of the industry and not pay the fines imposed on them in prior disciplinary proceedings".

The key to the case, Mr. André and David B. Salmons, an assistant to the solicitor general, told the court, lay in the section of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act providing that a federal lawsuit may be brought by "any party aggrieved" by the prior administrative proceedings aimed at working out differences between parents and school districts.

Notably, United States prosecutors (who hope to have Dotcom extradited so they can try him in the U.S) were against live-streaming the case, saying it could taint a jury pool for a potential trial in the United States – since juries are supposed to come into a case with no knowledge of prior legal proceedings.

Interestingly, 91.1% of the participants were able to identify their traditional leaders and 65.5% registered with them prior to proceedings of ITMC.

The purpose of the newspaper rule is to allow journalists to protect sources during preliminary proceedings prior to trial.