Sentence examples for speedy appeal from inspiring English sources

Attorney General John J. Farmer Jr. said he would press for a speedy appeal because he was convinced that Judge Smithson misinterpreted the law.

Children's court president Michael Shanahan last month criticised Carmody's "spurious" advice that led to the government stripping juveniles' right to a speedy appeal, saying it likely meant children were serving excessive time in detention.

Children are likely serving excessive jail sentences because the Queensland government stripped their right to a speedy appeal in the name of court efficiency, according to the president of the state's children's court.

Since then, advocates for both sides were focused on the pending ruling from the 6th Circuit Court, and Thursday's decision will probably lead to speedy appeals to the high court.

It's the year of the hot hatchback, and a speedy Beetle may appeal to those who cannot get delivery of a Mini Cooper S. VW also hopes to restore some appeal to a car whose sales have plunged along with its novelty value.

The government wants lawyers for Elian's relatives in Miami to agree to a speedy timetable for any appeal of the ruling, but the lawyers have balked.

His financial problems are part of the reason he is expected to appeal for a speedy return to the N.F.L.

Mr. Bush telephoned Mr. Jiang earlier this month to make a personal appeal for the speedy resolution of the cases of the United States-affiliated academics who had been detained.

In yesterday's ruling, the panel ordered speedy consideration of the F.T.C.'s appeal and scheduled a Nov. 10 argument in Tulsa, Okla.

In contrast, some countries have "speedy courts" and limited options for appeal.

In 1999, after seven years of redrafting, the lower house of Congress began debating a bill to speed up court proceedings by, among other things, guaranteeing a right to a speedy trial and abolishing some grounds for appeal.