Sentence examples for reverse the trial from inspiring English sources

However, I could not more strongly disagree with their decision to reverse the trial court and prolong this judicial process.

To reverse the trial judge's decision allowing Mr. Marri's detention to continue "because he was not captured on a foreign battlefield or foreign soil," Judge Wilkinson wrote, "is akin to a judicial declaration that Congress and the executive may fight only the last war".

Writing for the Utah Supreme Court, Justice Jill N. Parrish, said: "We reverse the trial court's decision, holding that Utah law incorporates a federal regulation exempting from prosecution members of the Native American Church who use peyote in bona fide religious ceremonies.

Defense attorneys have asked the Pennsylvania Superior Court to reverse the trial judge's decision.

The decision to reverse the trial court was based in part on the fact that the criminal case's involved the State of Florida as the complaining party against Mr. Alvarez, in contrast to the civil personal injury claim, where Mr. Flemmings is the plaintiff against both Mr. Alvarez and Professional Roofing.

But in 2010, a court of appeals reversed the trial judge and ruled that the American default judgment should be enforceable in Britain.

The appellate court reversed the trial judge's release order, effectively ruling that evidence against detainees must be presumed accurate and authentic if the government claims it is.

But the court reversed the trial judge's order breaking up the company and sent the case back to a different lower court judge to decide a new penalty.

In 2006, a Virginia appeals court reversed the trial court's decision, ruling that a 1980 federal law, the Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act, required Virginia to defer to the Vermont courts.

The Appellate Division reversed the trial judge's ruling and reinstated the verdict -- ruling that despite the $500 limitation on Elm's authority to make repairs without having to obtain board approval, the company could still be held responsible for failing to make repairs that were within the scope of its authority.

In Hogan, the Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed the trial court's order granting a manual recount, in contravention of the county canvassing board's decision noting that: "Although section 102.168 grants the right of contest, it does not change the discretionary aspect of the review procedures outlined in section 102.166.