Sentence examples for put court from inspiring English sources

JUST after Kenneth Kimes, convicted murderer and confirmed mama's boy, put Court TV's Maria J. Zone in a stranglehold and jammed a black Paper Mate pen against her carotid artery during a Tuesday afternoon prison interview, he told the sobbing "Crime Stories" producer that she should realize he was doing her career an enormous favor by taking her hostage.

Seth Donlin, a spokesman for the housing preservation agency, said the building's owners owed $93,000 for emergency repairs, and that his agency had started proceedings to put court-appointed management in place.

Ken Mehlman, the recently retired Republican Party chairman, put courting black voters near the top of his list of priorities.

"Putting courts into politics, and compelling judges to become politicians, in many jurisdictions has almost destroyed the traditional respect for the Bench," he warned.

Back in 1906 Roscoe Pound, a scholar at Harvard Law School, started a campaign to have judges appointed by saying: "Putting courts into politics, and compelling judges to become politicians, in many jurisdictions has almost destroyed the traditional respect for the bench".

An unreflective application of that approach thus puts courts at risk of relying upon a "junk science" of the nature of scientific knowledge.

An unreflective application of the Daubert criteria thus puts courts at risk of producing and applying a "junk science" of the nature of scientific knowledge.

In Monday's oral arguments at the US supreme court, US solicitor general Donald B Verrilli Jr sought to put the court's five conservative members on the spot.

The supreme court split five to three in August to put the court order in Grimm's case on hold.

You'd put a court in the middle.

In effect, they would put the Court in the box fully grappling with the implications of a ruling invalidating DOMA.