Sentence examples for the extraordinary case from inspiring English sources

The gross disproportionality principle reserves a constitutional violation for only the extraordinary case.

But none of these examples exactly matches the extraordinary case of Rodriguez.

The extraordinary case of MacIsaac has quickly become a Scottish cause celebre.

As lord chief justice, Lord Judge, quashed Hodgson's conviction for murder yesterday, he said the public would be concerned by the extraordinary case.

This was part of the extraordinary case of Henriette Cornier, a nursemaid who calmly sliced off the head of her 19-month-old charge and threw it out of the window because 'the idea presented itself'.

In a statement issued here, the lawyer, James J. Brosnahan, said that despite the growing discussion in the country about the extraordinary case, officials have interrogated Mr. Walker, who is 20, for 16 days without responding to Mr. Brosnahan's request to see him.

"A Cry in the Dark" would be a stunner if it only presented the facts of this extraordinary case: how the Chamberlains are ostracized for their "strange" beliefs (they're Seventh-day Adventists) and how the Australian judicial system blew up the most marginal evidence into hysterical accusations of infanticide.

In this extraordinary case, the outcome of the prosecution and the accusations leveled at this newspaper may have left many readers with questions about our coverage.

Lead surgeon on the transplant, Dr Gregory Farwell, from UC Davis, said: "We are absolutely delighted with the results of this extraordinary case.

But the constitutional threat in this extraordinary case goes beyond routine pre-emption analysis.

Here is a look at the issues to be argued over three days this week in this extraordinary case.