Sentence examples for step judge from inspiring English sources
In an unusual step, Judge Baxter issued a court order barring reporters from asking the jurors about their deliberations.
"It is but a small step," Judge Maris wrote, "to assert a privilege against any disclosure of records merely because they might prove embarrassing to government officials".
In a highly unusual step, Judge Stephen Wildblood QC ruled the media should be able to report the full facts of the case in a bid to help track them down.
Judge Dolores Sloviter of the federal appeals court ordered Megan's Law notifications frozen in the meantime, a step Judge Irenas never took even after he demanded that the guidelines be improved.
In an unusual step, Judge Louise Hallam warned that the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was not being given the opportunity of a fair trial and that she believed others around the country were also being let down.
The famous Mittelstand (small and medium-sized firms, often family-owned) went through its operations, step by step, judging what to do in Germany, what to send abroad and what to outsource.At the same time, economic policy took a new, liberalising, direction.
And next week a musical comedy about the family's escapades will begin previews on Broadway, after a reworking of that musical's script — a step judged necessary during a pre-Broadway run in Chicago to assure Morticia, Gomez, Uncle Fester, Lurch and the others some prospect of an enduring life in New York, the city where Addams dwelt for 50 years.
"At each step, judges and legislators made decisions that were perfectly sensible when considered one at a time," he explains, "but this series of decisions yielded an outcome that makes no sense at all".
And even once a person clears that first step, judges' rulings on who eventually is granted asylum status vary widely between jurisdictions and individual cases.
That means that new judges, unfamiliar with cases that have already begun, will have to step in, Judge Silbermann said.
The next step, the judge warned, would be federal receivership.
