Sentences with phrase «conduct in open court»

Bail reviews are often conducted in open court after your lawyer convinces the Crown of the need for same.

Pursuant to Rule 1:2 - 1 all trials, hearings of motions and other applications, pretrial conferences, arraignments, sentencing conferences and appeals shall be conducted in open court, unless otherwise provided by rule or statute.

Not exact matches

And six months after the Democratic Party took control of both houses of Congress, the prison at Guantánamo Bay was still open and conducting drumhead courts martial of the prisoners held there; the CIA was still using «enhanced interrogation techniques» on prisoners in foreign jails; illegal intrusions into the privacy of American citizens continued unabated; and, more than fifty years after the CIA was founded, it continues to operate under, at best, the most perfunctory congressional oversight.

«I have also petitioned the National Judicial Council, NJC over the conduct of the trial judge, Who doubles as the, Chief Judge of the state for her obvious bias against me stemming from her utterances in the open court.

[1] The Court has ensured that the floodgates are not opened to enable gay and lesbian [2] applicants from the 78 countries in the world, to arrive through the portcullis of Fortress Europe, seeking, and being granted sanctuary, solely on the basis of the existence of laws which criminalise consensual same - sex conduct in their countries of origin, even when they are not enforced.

As summarised In the court's judgment on costs (see [2014] EWHC 1492 (Admin), the Judge held that whilst he considered that the Commission's conduct since the grant of interim relief was in some respects open to criticism, the principle of sincere cooperation had not yet been breached by the CommissioIn the court's judgment on costs (see [2014] EWHC 1492 (Admin), the Judge held that whilst he considered that the Commission's conduct since the grant of interim relief was in some respects open to criticism, the principle of sincere cooperation had not yet been breached by the Commissioin some respects open to criticism, the principle of sincere cooperation had not yet been breached by the Commission.

The legal distinction between reality and virtual reality applied to court cases is very much open to debate, however, assuming that the environment is as accurate and detailed as possible, the evidence has been integrated correctly and the technology is used in an appropriate way, there is no reason that the virtual can not be accepted as the real; in the same way that security and disability audits can be conducted for the construction industry using 3D models and virtual reality.

In formulating the obligation in that way, the court took the view that, although it may in principle be open to the decision - maker to accept confidential information and then decide to disclose the information in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59In formulating the obligation in that way, the court took the view that, although it may in principle be open to the decision - maker to accept confidential information and then decide to disclose the information in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59in that way, the court took the view that, although it may in principle be open to the decision - maker to accept confidential information and then decide to disclose the information in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59in principle be open to the decision - maker to accept confidential information and then decide to disclose the information in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59in the future: [59].

What, then, is the position of the defendant in these proceedings that are most often conducted in private chambers under Rule 23 (2) and not in open court on the public record?

This experience of the good prospects for release was once confirmed by a Justice of the Peace in open court at a bail hearing Mr. Clark conducted.

He held: «Principles of transparent and open justice require a court sitting in public itself first to determine by a hearing in open court the extent of the criminal conduct on which the offender has entered the plea and then, on the basis of its determination as to the conduct, the appropriate sentence... those who commit such serious crimes as corruption of senior government officials must not be viewed or treated in any different way to other criminals.»

I believe it would be open to a court to find that Health Canada's course of conduct — including the dissemination of misinformation in its database — increased the risk to the health of the plaintiff and other potential recipients of the implants and gave rise to a relationship of proximity with them.

[39]... In these circumstances, I believe it would be open to a court to find that Health Canada's course of conduct — including the dissemination of misinformation in its database — increased the risk to the health of the plaintiff and other potential recipients of the implants and gave rise to a relationship of proximity with theIn these circumstances, I believe it would be open to a court to find that Health Canada's course of conduct — including the dissemination of misinformation in its database — increased the risk to the health of the plaintiff and other potential recipients of the implants and gave rise to a relationship of proximity with thein its database — increased the risk to the health of the plaintiff and other potential recipients of the implants and gave rise to a relationship of proximity with them.

He confirmed the strong starting point that financial remedy proceedings are generally conducted in private, but that there is a fundamental constitutional principle of open justice in the Family Court's and the need to have regard to freedom of expression.

The Committee expresses concern at the all - inclusive category of «other conduct that disrupts court order» in various articles of the Law on Lawyers, the Criminal Procedure Law and in the newly amended article 309 of the Criminal Law, which in its view is overbroad, undermines the principle of legal certainty and is open to abusive interpretation and application.»

Another key issue in the case was the open - court principle as the Ontario government argued it precludes an Ontario judge from conducting a hearing outside the province.

«I would conclude that the Ontario supervising judge while physically located outside the province has the jurisdiction and discretion to conduct the motion remotely and concurrently with his or her judicial supervisory counterparts,» wrote Juriansz, who emphasized the necessity of ensuring the open - courts principle but found technological alternatives could accommodate the requirement that the Ontario public be able to attend the hearing in an Ontario courtroom.

Accusations from the dishonest @Jolyon that Vote Leave did not have permission from the EC to give donations to other campaigns were disproved in open court just days ago when the documents were revealed, and @Jolyon was criticised by the court for his conduct.