Sentence examples for statutory cases from inspiring English sources

More than half the Supreme Court's docket consists of statutory cases, in which the justices' job is not to declaim on the deeper meaning of the Constitution but simply to figure out what Congress meant when it passed a law that as often as not is riddled with internal contradictions and linguistic ambiguities.

In tax decisions, as in all statutory cases, Hand studied the intent of the original legislation.

But it's not uncommon for the state to charge teenagers with computer sex charges, even teens in statutory cases, according to veteran New Hampshire defense attorney Paul Garrity. "The charge of the use of a computer is not a shocker," Garrity says, adding that prosecutors typically use discretion in deciding which cases the computer charge is appropriate.

In its 1981 82 session, the Court examined a law's legislative history in almost every statutory case.

And it is the first major statutory case in which, rather than shying away from the difficult questions raised by the mounting complexity of the modern statutory era, the Court rises to meet it".

Information on numbers of infected herds or animals and the cause of infection are normally available from statutory case reporting or diagnostic laboratory records.

The CCR (referred to as "registry data") is a statutory case-based registry of all newly diagnosed cancers in NSW since 1972 with the exception of non-melanoma skin cancers.

The CCR is a statutory case-based registry that includes demographic, cancer diagnosis and mortality information for every new cancer diagnosed in NSW since 1972, with the exception of non-melanoma skin cancers.

Judge Gaeta also recalled his days as a prosecutor, when he would first lay eyes on 15-year-old victims in statutory rape cases, and understand the defendants' pleas of innocence.

"As statutory construction cases go," their brief trumpets, "this one is extraordinarily straightforward".The government responds that the very point of the ACA is to provide affordable health care to "all" Americans, not just to those who happen to live in states that established their own exchanges.

If a girl under 16 gives birth and will not identify the father, a new Mississippi law — most likely the first of its kind in the country — says the authorities must collect umbilical cord blood and run DNA tests to prove paternity as a step toward prosecuting statutory rape cases.