Sentences with phrase «court has other ideas»

Not exact matches

Having sports teams keep the competition on the court and treat each other civilly online seemed like a great idea.

During the Bush administration, the EPA has rejected the idea that greenhouse gases should be regulated like soot, smog precursors and other kinds of air pollution, despite an April 2007 Supreme Court ruling that said carbon dioxide fit the definition of a pollutant that could be regulated under the Clean Air Act.

But I had no idea how the court might weigh the other three factors and had no intention of weighing the other three factors in my report even if the natural parent was fit.

The other people involved with this got all involved with this idea where the courts have to control what you can publish and not publish, and you should have a sequence number, etc., etc., etc..

He said this motion was merely to carry out the idea which he had expressed the other night — that he believed under the peculiar circumstances in whihc the Province of Quebec was situated, and its special system of laws, of which the Judges from the other Provinces who might be selected for this court would be entirely ignorant — it was essential in order to arrive at a good and sound interpretation of the laws of that Province, that two of these Judges, at least, should be selected from the bar of Lower Canada... [C] onsequently he believed and in fact was perfectly satisfied that no member in this House, and no man in the country, would doubt it, that Judges selected from the bar of the Province of Québec would be as comptent to administer justice as those selected from the bar of any other Province.

Yet on the other, the traditional deference to sentencing courts derives from the idea that the fact - finding body has the best opportunity to do equitable justice.

In other words: The Court concluded that it was a bad idea to have the mother's new boyfriend at the fractured family's counselling sessions — particularly since he was alleged to be abusive to everyone else attending, and since he was subject to a restraining order.

It's about time this happened — the idea that you have to be physically present in court to dispute something as small as a speeding ticket is ridiculous... Now let's extend online processes to all sorts of other routine appearances that currently require in - person attendance.

In addition to subject matter that is specifically excluded in the Patent Act (mere scientific principles and abstract theorems), courts have interpreted the statutory definition of «invention» to exclude computer programs, artistic works, methods of medical treatment, mere ideas and other inventions that lack «a practical application».

If you have a history of driving in this state, it's a good idea to obtain your California DMV driving record to ascertain that the items on it are factual (a good ideal since your California driving record affects your insurance rates) or if you need it for some other purpose like court or your employer.

You have no idea how many other people this particular troll has sued and the defendant has simply settled for 100k since it is cheaper than court.

The idea that one parent can alienate a child against the other has been a big controversy in family courts over the past 20 years, with the conclusion that there are many possible causes for this resistance.

Addressing the importance of the idea was expressed by Judge Roger Alton Pfaff, presiding judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles remarked, «California has become a model for conciliation services as a part of the judicial function for other states to emulate and each year we find jurisdictions creating such services.

If you and the other parent can agree on a modified visitation schedule, it is a good idea to put the agreement in writing, have it properly witnessed and file it with the court for your protection.