Sentence examples for trial judgments from inspiring English sources

There are some excellent open databases of appeal judgments but the vast majority of trial judgments and sentencing remarks are unreported and unavailable to the public.

Mr. O'Neill, who says he graduated first in his class from the University of Texas law school and clerked for William H. Rehnquist when he was an associate justice, is known in the Houston legal community for a near-photographic memory and an ability to master complex facts and that have helped him win big trial judgments.

The Constitution makes clear that an official who is tried by the Senate may nevertheless be subject to "indictment, trial, judgment, and punishment" in an ordinary criminal court.

Indeed, the Constitution reads that any person impeached would still be "liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, according to law".

Once out of office, according to the constitution, "[he] shall be liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, according to law .America's experience of impeachment has left two marks on the national psyche.

A single trial would also obviate concern about the appeal of one trial judgment on the merits, while the second or third trial was still ongoing (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, pp. 18-19).

Adding, "I want a declaratory judgment declaration that the trial judgment and sentence entered were badly done and therefore null and void".

There is another mention in the trial judgment where Nicole's sister testifies that she saw Michael Ryan put his hands around Nicole's throat and say that he was going to "squeeze her scrawny little neck".

The fact that all of the memo's exhibits were submitted and marked, but possibly not the memo itself, provides a perfectly plausible explanation for why language from this memo found itself into the trial judgment.

Likewise, the first trial judgment in the Tokushima District Court applied the rule of reliance on reasonable conduct, and passed a sentence of not guilty on the offending company.

In such trials, judgment on the incremental value of patient reported outcomes would have been highly hypothetical.