Sentence examples for report to the judge from inspiring English sources

A different physician will perform the exam and issue a report to the judge by Friday, and will then testify at a hearing on Monday.

These physicians review the case, and if they all agree on the lack of any prospect for amelioration of the disease process, make such a report to the judge.

The Bloomberg administration must now present an extensive report to the judge that describes a plan for expanding the availability of wheelchair-accessible taxis, which make up less than 2 percent of the city's fleet of 13,000 yellow cabs.

In their report to the judge, Professor Elzinga and Dr. Martin concluded that because 80percentt of the settlement would be in cash, and because the certificates would be acceptable to both companies and could be sold in a secondary market, they posed no anti-competitive risk and would not force people to be locked into buying at either Sotheby's or Christie's.

Once someone is convicted, the sentencing process begins when the U.S. Probation Office issues a report to the judge determining the sentencing guideline score on a scale of 1 to 43 for the crime in question.

Judge Lalu Mariyun, chief of the South Jakarta District Court, ordered physicians from the Indonesian Doctors Association and from three prominent universities to "conduct a comprehensive medical checkup" on Mr. Suharto and report to the judges at a hearing on Sept. 28.

The jury in Charles Schwarz's retrial in the Abner Louima torture case deliberated for a fifth day yesterday with no sign of the dissension a juror reported to the judge Friday.

The controversy started when it was reported to the judge that "Juror 872 had heard and discussed news reports about the high profile case at least two times".

About 15 minutes before reporting to the judges' room for the women's event, she was informed that she had been pulled from the panel by her federation president, Ferenc Batho, because of Furst-Tombor's decision to become a founding member of the World Skating Federation, the would-be rival to the International Skating Union.

"The greatest number of survivors in the most desperate straits still reside in the former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe," Mr. Gribetz said in a report to the federal judge handling the case, Edward R. Korman.

Mr. Mastro also questioned Mr. Donziger about the fact that his colleagues had helped prepare an environmental report to the Ecuadorean judge by a court-appointed witness and engineer, Dr. Richard Cabrera, suggesting that they had tried to conceal that involvement and had used threats to persuade a judge to appoint Mr. Cabrera as an expert.