Sentences with phrase «accused comes to court»

Invariably the self - represented accused comes to court with only a rudimentary knowledge of the trial process, often influenced by misleading depictions from television shows and the movies.

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The preliminary injunction, filed in federal court on Friday, comes a few weeks after Waymo filed an explosive lawsuit accusing Uber of stealing the design for its lidar sensor that allows the car to detect obstacles.
In 2015, New York - based competitor Bounce Exchange filed a suit against Yieldify in a New York federal court, accusing it of copying its code and infringing its patents, in a case that first came to light earlier this year in a report from The Financial Times.
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According to him, even though some police officers were stationed at the court, «they were overwhelmed by the numbers that came to the court to beseech the court to enable these accused persons to escape».
A final vote to convict may only come after receipt of a judgment from the Constitutional Court that «the acts, of which the President of Ukraine is accused, contain elements of treason or other crime.»
An appeals court in Manhattan ruled that a reporter for The New York Times could not be subpoenaed to testify at a coming trial about her jailhouse interview with a man accused in the decades - old murder of a 4 - year - old known as Baby Hope.
How come that charges leveled against an accused person are leaked to the media even before they are filed in court?
For the piece the artist appropriates a slice of the audio from composer Steve Reich's Come Out (1966), that quotes Daniel Hamm, a young Harlem resident accused of murder and beaten by the police, describing to a court how he managed to convince the cops to release him: «I had to open the bruise up and let some of the blues... bruise blood come out to show them.&raCome Out (1966), that quotes Daniel Hamm, a young Harlem resident accused of murder and beaten by the police, describing to a court how he managed to convince the cops to release him: «I had to open the bruise up and let some of the blues... bruise blood come out to show them.&racome out to show them.»
A surety is responsible for making sure an accused person comes to court when they are required to and that they follow the conditions of their release.
A surety is a person who comes to court and makes a promise to supervise an accused person while they are out on bail.
Neither prosecutors, counsel for defense, the accused, witnesses, court staff nor enforcement officers coming under the jurisdiction of the court should be permitted to frustrate its function.
Third and finally, the Spanish Court comes to the most crucial question: is there any room for the Executing State, based on Article 53 EU Charter, to grant more extensive fundamental rights to the accused than the ones afforded by EU law?
Roberts kept recusing himself from issues that he said could come before the Court, Schumer kept accusing the nominee of refusing to answer questions on day three of his nomination hearings.
Despite the decisions below (which found it would be unfair to convict the Respondent on the included offence and that s. 258 (1)(c) should not apply), the Court of Appeal reasoned that, since the included offence is «embraced» by the charged offence, it is not «totally different» and, therefore, should not come «as a surprise» to the accused person.
Even when it seems that the evidence of the case favors the accused and should lead to a dismissal, the State can still find ways to craft an argument that puts your liberty at risk.Not surprisingly, the most favorable court decisions (and least severe penalties, if any) will almost always come with the help of a team of legal professionals.
In this situation an accused person is released from police custody after they sign documents promising to come to court and often to come back to the police station to be fingerprinted (if they were not fingerprinted at the time of their arrest).
Judge Ellen Huvelle of the US district court in Washington DC is expected to decide in the coming days whether a lawsuit accusing the government of setting Pacer fees at unlawfully high rates can proceed.
Usually, those terms and conditions are designed to ensure two things: that the accused person will come back to Court when he or she is required to defend the case; and that the accused person will behave while waiting for trial.
The question comes to mind as I watch the growing awareness and discussion surrounding the January 2013 decision of R. v. McKay of the Provincial Court of Alberta in which the judge found that a 19 year old accused had been deprived of a reasonable opportunity to retain counsel because the police provided a phone and phonebook, but not the means to Google for help.
Apple yesterday confirmed that it has implemented power management features in older iPhones to improve performance and prevent unexpected shutdowns as the battery in the devices starts to degrade, and this admission has now led to a class action lawsuit, which was first noticed by TMZ.Los Angeles residents Stefan Bogdanovich and Dakota Speas, represented by Wilshire Law Firm, this morning filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California accusing Apple of slowing down their older iPhone models when new models come out.Defendant breached the implied contracts it made with Plaintiffs and Class Members by purposefully slowing down older iPhone models when new models come out and by failing to properly disclose that at the time of that the parties
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