Sentence examples for venue provision from inspiring English sources
Section 8's venue provision was re-enacted by § 14 of the Crimes Act of 1825, with minor changes.
The Court further cited its earlier precedents holding that the venue provision of Article III does not require the physical presence of the defendant in the forum state.
The Clause has led to very little litigation, in part because of its overlap (as a practical matter) with the venue provision of Article Three and Rule 18 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
The "wherein the crime shall have been committed" language of the clause is in parallel with the venue provision of Article Three—"where the said Crimes shall have been committed".
Although the Court did not explicitly cite or quote constitutional provisions, its opinions remain influential in interpreting the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment and venue provision of Article Three.
The venue provision of Article III (regulating the location of the trial) is distinct from the Vicinage Clause of the Sixth Amendment (regulating the geography from which the jury pool is selected).
By contrast, four of the original thirteen state constitutions contained explicit criminal venue provisions.
The Court held that the Territory of Orleans was not a place that triggered the alternative venue provisions of the Crimes Act.
The search giant says that by filing the instant action in Texas, Flowbee breached the mandatory venue selection provision (federal or state courts of Santa Clara County, California) of the AdWords contract it had entered with Google.
The cost was invoiced from the NRTC for the whole package of training for each group (London and Manchester) which included venue hire, provision of training materials and training staff.
Alternative interpretations are that; first, the preference for information rather than services at schools reflects the experience and position of respondents; the majority are more familiar with schools as venues for provision of education and information, rather than locations for health services.
