Sentences with phrase «conducting jury trials»

From conducting jury trials to preparing and presenting advisory reports to Police.

There was also the challenge in the Kingston courthouse of a multiple murder trial, and the courthouse having an intrinsic limitation of only two rooms capable of conducting jury trials.

As might be imagined, this case has once again raised concern and comment about the difficulty of conducting jury trials in this day and age of ubiquitous internet access.

The Ninth Circuit erred in commanding the Arizona courts to conduct a jury trial to resolve Smith's mental retardation claim.

But here, the judge denied summary judgment and conducted a jury trial.

He served as one of two lead trial attorneys for the largest group of plaintiffs in the 2007 San Diego Wildfires, which included the City and County of San Diego, and recently was one of the trial lawyers who successfully conducted a jury trial resulting from the 2011 Las Conchas fire in New Mexico, where he represented individuals and the Native American Pueblos of Cochiti and Jemez against an electrical distribution and a transmission / generation cooperative.

Conducted jury trial, introducing presentations of all defense witnesses; won favorable settlement

We have provided practical guidance, have arranged for economic resolutions, and have conducted jury trials and public hearings before the MCAD.

Conducted a jury trial for the defence and received a jury verdict less than the defendant's offer to settle thereby receiving a costs award in favour of the defence.

Not exact matches

Jury selection, conduct of the trial, and the appeals process become extremely time - consuming and elaborate when death is a possible penalty.

Whether a second jury would find enough to convict will be unknown until another trial is conducted.

In collaboration with judges and jury administrators in a Michigan courtroom, Sommers conducted mock jury trials with a group of real selected jurors.

Despite this fundamental right, civil jury trials are much more rare than trials conducted by judge alone.

Until recently, attorneys who wanted to conduct jury research had the sole option of assembling and presenting a costly and time - consuming «mock trial.»

The data discussed in this article was collected from 109 jury trials conducted between 2000 and 2011, 91 of which were criminal and 18 were civil.

Question: I am a lawyer conducting voir dire for a jury trial.

He has conducted bench and jury trials in both State and Federal court, and has successfully argued numerous cases before the Vermont Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

Laura has successfully argued a motion to dismiss a federal securities fraud class action, examined the expert witness and conducted the post-trial argument on evidentiary and valuation issues in an appraisal action in Delaware Chancery Court, and obtained a favorable federal jury verdict after a multi-day prisoner civil rights trial.

During his tenure, he conducted more than fifty (50) jury trials, in addition to countless hearings and other administrative proceedings, representing criminal defendants.

Laura also led the team, conducted direct and cross-examinations of expert and fact witnesses, and made the closing argument in a federal jury trial challenging conditions of confinement for a prisoner.

The Ontario Court of Appeal, MacPherson, J.A., dissenting, held that the trial judge misdirected the jury on the use it could make of the accused's post-offence conduct and the error was fatal to the conviction.

In Colorado, U.S. District Senior Judge Richard P. Matsch was so infuriated by the trial conduct of counsel for Medtronic Navigation Inc. that he had already overturned a jury's $ 51 million verdict in its favor, as The Denver Post reports.

While in Arizona, Jeff served first as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, during which time he conducted eight jury trials and numerous pretrial hearings in complex matters.

He has conducted pre-indictment investigations and represented clients in grand jury matters and criminal trials involving a range of issues, including:

The Sixth Amendment mandates that criminal trials be conducted «by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed.»

Except for government service, he has always maintained a busy commercial litigation practice, and conducted many jury trials over the years.

Jack has tried matters to juries, conducted numerous bench trials as well as arbitration hearings and is familiar with all means of alternative dispute resolution.

Mr. Jensen has conducted numerous high tech trials before judges and juries in cases ranging from impaired driving to major frauds and murder.

Are they entitled to watch a judge conduct jury selection in a criminal trial?

As experienced and aggressive trial lawyers, we zealously represent our clients» interests by researching the law, drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, attending depositions, engaging in motion practice, and trying cases to judges and juries across Texas.

We are often asked by clients, prospective parties, witnesses and other interested persons how a personal injury jury trial is conducted.

Teams of two students from participating law schools across Western Canada acted as crown or defence counsel in conducting a criminal jury trial.

Ultimately, the appellate court would probably have to say, «This sentence would be substantively unreasonable * but for * the findings related to Ball's other conduct,» — which (based on Scalia's reasoning) would mean that the sentence couldn't be lawfully imposed without the presence of those facts, which in turn would mean that they were subject to the Sixth Amendment's jury - trial right.

I was in court almost every day and had the opportunity to conduct three jury trials.

In addition, the trial judge should have instructed the jury that they could not use the evidence of F.T.'s discreditable conduct to find that he had a propensity to commit the crimes with which he was charged.

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The defendant appealed the decision, arguing that the trial judge did not properly instruct the jury on the issue of F.T.'s prior discreditable conduct.

During his time as an Assistant State Attorney, he conducted numerous jury trials of both felony and misdemeanor cases.

He has conducted several thousand trials with and without juries at both levels of trial courts.

Over his years at WILL DAVIDSON LLP, Paul has assisted senior counsel, and conducted on his own, numerous jury and non-jury trials in claims of medical malpractice, occupiers» liability and motor vehicle accident.

He has conducted trials both before judge alone and before a jury.

The ability to apply to strike the jury notice outside the strict time limit was necessary to ensure a fair trial and the court's ability to respond to a change in circumstances surrounding the conduct of a trial.

In that role, he conducted numerous jury trials and other criminal hearings.

Conducted a two week jury trial in May of 2015 that achieved the largest plaintiff's verdict in the history of St. Louis County Circuit Court.

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Melody has appeared in both the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice, and has conducted preliminary hearings, jury trials, and pre-trial motions.

In State v. Anderson, 413 S.C. 212, 776 S.E. 2d 76 (2015), the South Carolina Supreme Court settled on procedures for admitting, during jury trials, the videotaped child interview conducted as part of the investigation into child sex abuse allegations.

Our limited grant of the writ of certiorari has withdrawn from our consideration at this date those questions, which include, inter alia, sufficiency of the evidence, composition of jury, and conduct of the trial.

The trial judge should conduct a hearing outside the presence of the jury, and enter his findings into the record.

[1] In the course of this jury trial I ruled that Dr. Frank Lipson, who had conducted a defence medical of the plaintiff, not be permitted to testify as an expert witness on behalf of the defence.