Sentences with phrase «charge him to court rather»

If they have anything against Chief Fani - Kayode, one expects that they should charge him to court rather than obtaining contentious remand warrants from one court to the other.

Not exact matches

The center proposal is, in part, a response to the state's Raise the Age legislation, which requires that, beginning Oct. 1, all 16 - year - olds charged with a crime have their cases handled in Family Court rather than criminal cCourt rather than criminal courtcourt.

Ayine then runs to the only place he is competent in showing how knowledgeable he is as a lawyer rather than before the Supreme Court — the print and electronic media — and he charges me with being a liar.

If they charge your security deposit and you don't think you owe it, you would have to sue them for a return of the part of your security deposit you don't owe, knowing that you face a risk of paying their legal fees if you lose, but will get your fees if you hire a lawyer and win (caveat: there are more nuances to fee shifting in the U.K. courts than I spell out here which are rather technical).

Because the legislature charged the administrative decision maker rather than the courts with «administer [ing] and apply [ing]» its home statute (Pezim, at p. 596), it is the decision maker, first and foremost, that has the discretion to resolve a statutory uncertainty by adopting any interpretation that the statutory language can reasonably bear.

May's lawyer, Andi MacKay, said the court's direction to have the charges proceed as criminal rather than civil were clear, and while defendants intend to co-operate, they need more time.

Although the question arose not in the context of Family Law but rather in relation to a criminal charge arising from a workplace scenario, the Court's discussion sheds light on how far privacy rights can potentially be extended in connection with individual computer use in Canada.

Monavon received a reduction of # 50,000 against each corporate manslaughter charge for pleading guilty on 9 May 2016, which falls close to the 10 % usually allowed for a plea «at the door of the court», rather than the maximum one - third reduction allowed for a plea at the earliest opportunity.

Although the legislative frameworks under which ET fees and civil court fees are charged differ, due to the similarities in real - world impact, and the extent to which the Unison judgment rests on general principles rather than provisions specific to the ET, questions must be asked as to whether this judgment should trigger challenges to civil court fees.

In civil cases, it is generally assumed that defendants and their lawyers, facing the limited stakes that they do, will comply with court orders and will cooperate in providing testimony and documents rather than upping the stakes to criminal obstruction of justice charges and civil spoilation of evidence charges.