Sentence examples for the previous judgment from inspiring English sources

Following a review of the medical evidence, Mr Justice Jackson said on Tuesday he arrived at the same conclusion as expressed in the previous judgment.

However in 1989, the United States Court of Appeals ruled the contractor had immunity to lawsuits, overturning the previous judgment.

The Court can choose to hear the case and possibly overturn the previous judgment, or it can decline to accept the case and uphold the decision of the lower courts.

The case was then sent to the House of Lords, who by a majority of three to two (with Lord Birkenhead giving the leading judgment) overturned the previous judgments and said that Mr Russell's evidence as to the legitimacy of his son was inadmissible.

The results support the previous judgments.

Within minutes of that previous judgment having been handed down, the home secretary, Theresa May, was in front of the television cameras expressing her desire to see the men shipped out of the country at the earliest opportunity.

Next, the nation will get to see whether the secretary's previous judgment about the importance of stem cell research trumps the White House's judgment about the importance of the anti-abortion lobby.

In a previous judgment, the judge referred to suggestions of blackmail, but police have not apparently been involved in the civil case.

A BBC News spokesman said: "We initially got our report wrong on the ECHR ruling today because of an error that meant a previous judgment from the court was entered into our internal system.

The court on Monday also said it would pursue a "request for interpretation" on a previous judgment over the crucial question of who controls the temple and, possibly, the surrounding area.

A previous judgment, cited by the appeal court, spelled out the dangers of the police "soliciting" finds from potential victims of fraud – which they had not done in this case – warning it was "fraught with danger.