Sentence examples for warrant throwing from inspiring English sources

But should it warrant throwing out charges in so important a case?

Still, she wrote, the defense lawyers for Mr. Reyes also acted aggressively, and the prosecutor's misconduct was not egregious enough to warrant throwing out the case entirely.

But the State Supreme Court ruled 6 to 0, with one justice having recused himself, to uphold the opinions of two Leon County Circuit Court judges who ruled last week that the offenses had not been serious enough to warrant throwing out votes.

In the Jackson case, the defendant sought to have the warrant thrown out, arguing that it was based on the slimmest of premises: If he was guilty, he might return to the scene of the crime.

Clemmons was arrested on July 1 , 2009 after he appeared in a Pierce County court trying to have his bench warrant thrown out.

DeGuerin and New Orleans co-counsel Billy Gibbens argue in their latest motion to have Durst's arrest warrant thrown out that the search of his hotel room by state investigators was "warrantless" and that his previous convictions do not prohibit him from possessing a firearm in the state.

Though Williams ruled that the prosecution had erred, he did not think it warranted throwing out the indictment, allowing Allen's original statement into evidence, or asking that Jan Bledsoe, who has a romantic relationship with the TV reporter who interviewed Allen, to step aside", all of which the defense proposed as potential remedies.

It's quite another thing for U.S. police officers to execute a search warrant by throwing "flash-bang" grenades into a home, raining the place with rubber bullets, and kicking down every door in the house.

I'll weigh in myself, where warranted, without throwing my weight around.

Morgan then ripped up her arrest warrant and threw it out a window.

To be sure, the court did question why it was necessary for the police to employ such a military-style invasion, and use such violent and dangerous tactics to execute the warrant, including blindly throwing explosive devices into rooms near persons, including a room occupied by innocent bystanders.