The asset forfeiture statute specifically provides that the judge "shall stay the civil forfeiture proceeding if the court determines that civil discovery will adversely affect the ability of the government to conduct a related criminal investigation or the prosecution of a related criminal case".
The Italian law 164/8 2on the sex reassignment provides that the judge, where he considers appropriate, set an expert report.
If Mr. Altomare can provide that information, the judge said, he can purge himself of contempt and get out of jail.
Unnecessary care was defined as services and drugs provided that were judged by a panel of doctors to lead to no improvement in patient outcomes.
Texas's legal standard for a successful insanity defence is narrow and does not preclude even a severely mentally ill person from being found guilty, provided that the accused is judged to have known right from wrong at the time of the crime.
In patients who have received prior radiation, chemoradiation can be considered, as the residual tumour should be considered radioresistant unless combined with a potentiating agent, provided that the patient is judged a candidate and can tolerate additional radiation therapy.
Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, said today that she was committed to doing all she could to restore confidence in the courts, including pushing a constitutional amendment providing that judges be appointed for set terms rather than for life.
As stated above, one of the provisions of the contest statute, section 102.168 8), provides that the Circuit Court judge may "fashion such orders as he... deems necessary to ensure that each allegation in the complaint is investigated, examined or checked, to prevent any alleged wrong, and to provide any relief appropriate under such circumstances.
Section 102.168 8) provides that "the circuit judge to whom the contest is presented may fashion such orders as he or she deems necessary to ensure that each allegation in the complaint is investigated, examined or checked, to prevent or correct any alleged wrong and to provide any relief appropriate under such circumstances".
The bill is still being drafted but it is likely to be based on a statute in New Zealand, which provides that the trial judge considers carefully whether the anonymity measure is necessary, assesses the credibility of the witness and investigates whether the witness might have a motive for incriminating the defendant.
