Sentence examples for proceedings under section from inspiring English sources

That would make the contest proceedings under Section 102.168, perversely, more permissive than the protest proceedings under Section 102.166, and would transform the ordinary counter of ballots in close elections from the county canvassing boards to the circuit courts in Florida.

"Proceedings under section 235(b)(1)—signature of alien".

Irwin said the decision to move proceedings behind closed doors, under Section 6 of the Official Secrets Act, would be kept under review and that the application for a strike out should follow a rapid timetable.

Proceedings under the relevant part of the Computer Misuse Act have to be brought within three years.

Under section 130 of the same act, the highway authority, in this case the Corporation, has the power to bring legal proceedings on obstruction even though it does not own the land of the highway.

Detention under Section 1226(c) is not limited by the kind of time limit imposed by the Speedy Trial Act, and while it lasts only as long as the removal proceedings, those proceedings have no deadline and may last over a year.

The least serious is under section 5.

Searches under Section 215 are secret.

As with any evidence, politicalactivist could ask the court to exclude the evidence under section 78 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 on the grounds that its admission "would have such an adverse effect of the fairness of the proceedings that the court ought not to admit it".

"It appears that the proceedings brought by Mr Bell are based on an allegation that, at the time of the last election, Senator Culleton had been convicted of an offence punishable by a sentence of imprisonment for one year or longer, and was therefore 'incapable of being chosen' as a senator under section 44 ii) of the constitution," he said.

Sir John's report notes that Barker's involvement in their unlawful arrival was an offence under section 25 of the 1971 Immigration Act, but that the offence is now 'time spent' since the act requires that proceedings begin within 12 months.