Sentences with phrase «appropriate outcome of their case»

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He has made wise decisions, balancing his office's limited resources to chop down a backlog of cases through plea bargains where appropriate, while bringing other important criminal trials to successful outcomes.

Rather, systematic efforts should be made to minimize length of stay to an appropriate outcome for every animal, whether that is return to owner, rescue, transfer, adoption, return to location of origin, or in the case of managed intake, perhaps never entering the shelter at all.

Your lawyer will then make sure any claim is filed within the appropriate time limits, evaluate the claim as to possible damages and limits of liability, and work to resolve a favorable outcome in the case.

These types of cases, typically, can only be handled by law firms with the resources necessary for in - depth investigations and that have the negotiating skill to press for the appropriate outcome.

Communicate competence by using the appropriate terminology, citing relevant cases you have handled or reviewed and their outcomes, and acknowledging up front some of the obstacles you may encounter and how they can be handled.

We will analyze the details of your case to determine the most appropriate legal strategy and position you for the best possible outcome.

Specialized case managers and tribunal members will have the subject matter expertise to evaluate the circumstances of the dispute and to work with the parties to arrive at an appropriate outcome through the Tribunal.

Our experienced, knowledgeable attorneys will thoroughly review the details of your case to determine the most appropriate legal strategy, and we'll position you for the best possible outcome.

To avoid what would otherwise be an unjust outcome the court could, in an appropriate case, depart from the market value approach when assessing the time value of money or, indeed, when assessing the value of any other benefit gained by a defendant.

With appropriate heuristics and a continuing input of case law, the software could even monitor and adjust the range of likely outcomes on an ongoing basis as the law evolves.

Resources in this section provide information about and skills for working with diverse populations to help child welfare professionals engage families, make appropriate case decisions, improve outcomes, and serve the best interests of children, youth, and families.

Thus, it's important to compare outcomes (in this case, satisfaction) while accounting for factors like relationship length (or having kids, which is also more likely for cohabiters), and that more appropriate analysis actual comes out in favor of cohabiters.

While the facts of each case are determinative of the outcome, at least now there is better guidance or all concerned as to when alimony is appropriate, how much should be paid, when it should end, and under what conditions alimony can be terminated, suspended or modified.

However, when employed in the appropriate case, the Settlement Agreement reached is almost always more satisfactory and effective to both spouses, because each has had a full opportunity to be a part of the developmental stages of the final outcome.

Such outcomes are already being achieved in some cases, but the Commission considers it appropriate to explore other options to encourage and facilitate parties to reach agreements on a broad range of cultural, social, environmental and economic outcomes.