Sentence examples for successive motion from inspiring English sources

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'The sentencing court shall not be required to entertain a second or successive motion for similar relief on behalf of the same prisoner.

1068, 10 L.Ed.2d 1963(1963), we announced standards governing the determination whether a hearing should be ordered in the case of a successive motion under § 2255.

Of course, to the extent the files and records 'conclusively show' that the prisoner is entitled to no relief on any such grounds, no hearing on a second or successive motion, to the extent of such grounds, would be necessary.

Finally, we remark that the imaginative handling of a prisoner's first motion would in general do much to anticipate and avoid the problem of a hearing on a second or successive motion.

We are aware that in consequence the question whether to grant a hearing on a successive motion can be troublesome—particularly when the motion is prepared without the assistance of counsel and contains matter extraneous to the prisoner's case.

A prisoner whose motion under § 2255 is denied will often file another, sometimes many successive motions.

Nevertheless, because successive motions may be made under Rule 35 and because no jurisdictional statute is involved, the majority agrees to dispense with the requirements of our Rule in order to avoid wasteful circuity.

Motions to quash the venire, 'because the law under which*305 it was issued was unconstitutional, null, and void,' and successive motions to challenge the array of the panel, for a new trial, and in arrest of judgment were then made, all of which were overruled and made by exceptions parts of the record.

It's actually a modest proposal — not as sharp a change as the one that Tom Harkin, of Iowa, introduces every new session, which would lower the number of votes required to end debate with each successive cloture motion filed, all the way down to a simple majority.

The pioneering work may have been done by Uchida and Aoki [3] to simulate the successive peristaltic motion of the artery, who examined the viscous flow inside an impermeable tube with a contracting cross section.