Sentence examples for was never adjudicated from inspiring English sources

Though Alexis was being treated by the government for mental illness, he was never adjudicated as a mental defective or committed to a mental institution.

He went on to say that even though Josh had confessed to these acts, "He was never adjudicated, but he did not confess in a court of law.

He has also repeated the 1999 allegation by would-be campaign volunteer Juanita Broaddrick that Bill Clinton raped her in 1978, a case that was never adjudicated because she waited 21 years before making the accusation.

China points out that the law was never intended to adjudicate sovereignty, and says that, if the tribunal accepts the case and rules in the Philippines' favour, it will ignore it.

The 15-member commission charged with adjudicating the disputed presidential election of 1876 between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden was never able to put partisanship aside, though there was chicanery on both sides.

The administration cited a 1984 Justice Department legal opinion, never adjudicated in the courts, that said that a federal prosecutor cannot be compelled to bring a case seeking to override a president's executive privilege claim.

Therefore, the Court has never adjudicated the issue directly.

Both the civil and criminal cases are now being adjudicated.

Cases against the company in California, Illinois and Washington are still being adjudicated.

Most street pat-downs are never recorded, scrutinised by a prosecutor, challenged by a lawyer or adjudicated by a judge.

While it is reasonable to prevent someone from rearguing a claim that has already been adjudicated in an opposition, it is unfair to prohibit plaintiffs from bringing up claims that were never raised in the hearing.