Sentence examples for relevant case from inspiring English sources

However an even more relevant case is Lirio Abbate's.

He had the relevant case law at hand.

The four discs included nearly 15,000 links to relevant case law, exhibits, legal motions and video testimony.

Its parameters are – as a result – rather vague and the court spent a lot of its judgment reviewing the relevant case law.

The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) welcomes these changes and the flexibility given over to teachers to select new and more relevant case studies.

The most recent relevant case law to support the legal position was in May 2011 and related to Keri Hudson and her employers, TPG Web Publishing.

"This decision came only after reviewing all the evidence, testimonial evidence and physical evidence, after reviewing the relevant statutes, after reviewing the relevant case laws".

Jennifer Chacon, a former clerk, recalled handing him her first bench memorandum with a detailed review of relevant case law.

Back in September, a hundred professors of immigration law wrote an open letter to Obama, which cited some of the historical precedents and some of the relevant case law.

Do none of them see how inappropriate this is at a hearing in which they are also praising this man for his assertion that he will have an open mind until he hears a relevant case?

At the time, the court could cite just one other relevant case, in New Zealand in 2010, when a 20-year-old man had been sentenced to four months' imprisonment for posting nude photographs of his ex-girlfriend on Facebook.