He said some defendants had clearly been subjected to improper treatment in the town and village courts.
But in Ecuador at the time no such rules applied, making it difficult to monitor whether a judge had been subjected to improper influence.
We considered women to have experienced sexual violence if they reported having been subjected to improper sexual comments, forced to remove or stripped of their clothing, subjected to unwanted kissing or touching on sexual parts of your body and/or forced or threatened with harm to make you give or receive oral sex or have vaginal or anal sex.
"There is a certain legitimacy to the argument that Russian courts are still subject to improper influence," Mr. Kolleeny said.
"The role of the secretary of state here is a quasi-judicial one and it is important that she acts independently and is not subject to improper influence".
The diagnosis of medical conditions was standardized in the study; however, these diagnoses were often made clinically and subject to improper diagnoses or omission.
In fact, because this condition is seldom objectively documentable in medical records, its reliability is difficult to verify in case of clinical audit; therefore, HFH may be subject to improper and opportunistic coding.
The other harassed player was "subjected to homophobic name-calling and improper physical touching," while the assistant trainer, who was born in Japan, was subjected to racial slurs.
But, if you try to transport a suspect on your own and you conducted an improper citizen's arrest, you may be subjected to a lawsuit for false imprisonment.[12].[12]
During heavy downpour times, the low-lying and improper drainage areas of the city are often subjected to inundation.
If the cartilage is subjected to excessive wear, excessive trauma or injury, overuse, excessive weight or improper alignment, then the cartilage will wear away leaving the bone to rub against the bone.
