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That ruling was delayed on appeal and then partly overturned, allowing some defendants to go free with electronic monitoring.

The ruling was delayed for a week following the discovery by the MoD of discs containing 1,400 previously unseen documents after the evidence had concluded, prompting Ellement's sisters to say they feared a cover-up.

If a ruling is delayed until after the season, the Yankees will have the A-Rod spectacle to sell in a season when Derek Jeter can't stay on the field and only Mariano Rivera's pending retirement will give fans reason to watch if their team is out of the race.

But after the rulings, jury selection was delayed for two hours as prosecutors and defense lawyers huddled in what people involved in the talks said was a renewal of negotiations for a deal to end the case.

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles was due to give his ruling in September but this was delayed until late November.

But a public announcement of the decision was delayed until this week, when the legal reasoning behind the ruling was completed, Mr. Atalay said.

Bonds's initial February 2009 trial date was delayed at the last minute when prosecutors appealed the judge's ruling excluding vital evidence.

Then that was delayed.

The Institute also laid down three key guidelines for donation after cardiac death: proper consent should be obtained, the donor should be ruled dead by a doctor other than the transplant surgeon, and the ruling should be delayed five minutes after the patient's heart has stopped -- to ensure that it will not revive spontaneously.

On March 26th the court considered whether the act requires a ruling to be delayed until 2015.

But the 2011 deadline for a final ruling has been delayed four times, according to the lawsuit.