Sentence examples for unchallenged case from inspiring English sources

The act gives a green light to UK courts to hear national security claims in secret – excluding claimants, their lawyers and the press – and to give judgment after hearing an unchallenged case presented by one side, usually the government.

Even unchallenged cases plod on.

Therefore Dick presented his side of the case unchallenged, and Jackson was ordered to return for questioning.

Reprieve believes shortcomings by Carty's lawyer left the prosecution case unchallenged and failed to put a strong case for mitigation against execution.

Post-viability abortions are illegal in Nebraska and nearly all other states, a boundary that is unchallenged in this case and that makes the briefs' references to "infanticide" appear puzzling.

"That one party will present his or her case unchallenged to the judge in the absence of the other party and his lawyers is inconsistent with the common law tradition of civil justice where proceedings are open, adversarial and equal," Justice warned.

What ensues, in any case, is unchallenged.

A succession of witnesses have implied that poor practice by frontline black social workers involved in the case went unchallenged by their managers and other professionals from fear of being accused of racism.

Secondary challenge with either bacterial species resulted in the rapid and robust induction of cecropin expression when compared to the unchallenged controls in the case of both DENV- and control mock-infected cells at all time points (p<0.01) (Figure 2).

In fact, she has a lengthy résumé of unchallenged convictions in cold cases, having pursued investigations of forgotten crimes.

"We examine the implementation of avoidance schemes in detail and will not let any aspect of these cases go unchallenged".