Sentence examples for rules of court from inspiring English sources
Rejecting the stultifying rules of court life with its dances and dress codes, they formed alliances with the intellectual classes to push for reform and a new way of living.
Unfortunately, draft rules of court hastily thrown together at the Ministry of Justice would set aside the overriding objective of our courts to do justice in favour of absolute secrecy in any case where national security is raised by ministers.
Having a fair trial in court is a fundamental human right and some will be concerned if the rules of court are changed so that the arbitration scheme has the effect of forcing parties out of court.
The Jackson reforms are far broader than just these headline changes, and a lot of activity has been going on in the background, with rules of court already drafted, working parties formed – the most recent this week to advise on the introduction of contingency fees – and stakeholder meetings held.
Finally, the crown was hampered by the rules of court that allow it to make an opening statement but require it then to present items of evidence without any comment as to why they matter, a rule policed with ferocious efficiency by the Rolls-Royce defence teams.
Both sat quietly, observing the rules of court.
A $10 electronic handling surcharge was tacked onto the bill (permissible under California Rule of Court 2076), along with a $39 fee to mask the ticket from my record so long as I attended traffic school, another expense.
Many of the complicated rules of civil court do not apply in small claims court.
For Florida's justices to overrule Judge Sauls, they would have to go against two of the cardinal rules of higher courts.First, appellate courts almost always defer to trial courts on matters of fact.
"Let him [Cronan] ask the question," she said, telling Hamza he must abide by the rules of the court.
But she said the trial judge had failed to ensure that Ms. Clark could abide by the rules of the court before letting her represent herself.
