Sentence examples for standard courts from inspiring English sources

The question is what standard courts should use in deciding whether a partisan gerrymander goes so far as to be unconstitutional.

When the Supreme Court hears arguments on Monday in Baze v. Rees, the Kentucky case that has led to a de facto national moratorium on executions, it will mostly be concerned with the question of what standard courts must use to assess the constitutionality of execution methods under the Eighth Amendment, which bars cruel and unusual punishment.

The question for the justices is what standard courts should use in evaluating the evidence from which to draw a conclusion on constitutionality, especially in light of evidence that pain can be avoided through a different combination of drugs and attention to a reliable level of anesthesia.

This mode can be completed either in "doubles" or "singles", and is divided into Gimmick courts and standard courts.

The whole thing was inconceivable in light of the standard courts that shitted on the black and the accused for centuries.

Earlier RFRAs restored the heightened standard courts had used since 1963 to adjudicate religious freedom challenges individuals and their faith communities brought against specific laws and government policies.

The standard court for the American version is considerably narrower than the English court, being 5.6 m (18.5 ft) wide, and some other dimensions are also slightly different.

It has a long and illustrious history – the forerunner to the modern tie, born in 17th century Croatia as a military scarf ("cravat" comes from the French Baroque slang for Croatian), making its way through the courts of Europe, where eventually it was adopted into standard court dress.

Many freeholders, including social landlords, now regularly dispatch top-notch barristers to tribunals while cash-strapped, often elderly, leaseholders can only afford self-representation. "The tribunal system was designed to be more accessible to leaseholders or freeholders than a standard court, but has experienced something of a legal arms race," CentreForum states.

The play of the game is your standard court 1-1, buthehe characters' uni-pod body and protracted arms makes the game awkward and hilarious to play.

Plus, the platform has a few other useful features like integrated e-signing and a directory of over 5,000 standard court forms that can be customized.