Whelan and his predecessors have wholeheartedly embraced zero-tolerance drug war tactics like mandatory minimums and are known for a much tougher attitude towards plea-bargaining than their urban counterparts.
With the shift of the Exchequer of Pleas towards a common law court and loss of its equitable jurisdiction by the Administration of Justice Act 1841, the Chancery became the only national equitable body in the English legal system.
In a plea for European generosity towards the 500,000 he said had entered the EU this year, Juncker said: "Europe is the baker in Kos who gives away his bread to hungry and weary souls.
The campaign was directed towards "Christian legislators" and included a plea for the members of parliament "to proceed with all your strength and wisdom in this historic moment for the future of our Christian nation".
The initial ban was reduced from eight weeks because of Hore's good character, guilty plea and his remorse towards Davies.
Towards the end he made a melancholy plea to the umpire, ostensibly over the fading light, more probably over the contagious energies of the crowd.
"Given that doubt, anger, agitation, and fear all increased towards the end around Miliband, his passionate plea was highly emotional.
The club is edging towards financial survival after putting out a plea in January for £250,000 to keep the club afloat.
The image of Eric Garner's outstretched hand as he was being suffocated reaches out towards all of us bystanders with an unanswered plea for help, for mercy, for justice.
"In our modern-day criminal court system, this includes ensuring voluntary guilty pleas with appropriate sentences are entered by defendant through the plea bargaining process with an eye towards public safety, but also rehabilitation for those who commit crimes, especially when dealing with young people who obviously made poor life choices".
Prime minister Richard Tallow, "in a nod towards tradition", retreats to Whitley Bay to make his conference plea for four more years.
