Sentences with phrase «court imposes»

In litigation, the court imposes a decision.

An example of this would be where a Court imposes a condition that requires the parent to attend counselling or that visits must be supervised.

Research indicates that when the parties are involved in crafting their own agreements, the long - term compliance rates are much higher than when a court imposes terms on a couple.

The court imposes conditions that are necessary and required in the interests of the accused and the safety and security of the victim or public.

There are few times that a court imposes such restrictions on jurors (perhaps for their own safety in gang or mafia trials) after a trial.

«Court Imposes Stringent Measures to Prevent Defendant From Stabbing His Fourth Lawyer With a Pencil Main Finally!

Court Imposes Stringent Measures to Prevent Defendant From Stabbing His Fourth Lawyer With a Pencil

«As a result, I will be stepping down from the job that I love, and I will face whatever sanctions the court imposes at the proper time.»

A Belgian court imposed the order, saying that the social networking company has 48 hours to comply.

The ideals of the Sexual Revolution call for it: That is one lesson of the year that has passed since the Supreme Court imposed same - sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges.

(CNN)-- Last month, a Sudanese court imposed a death sentence on Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, a 27 - year - old pregnant mother, because she refused to renounce her Christian faith.

Iran's religious courts impose death.

In the face of that reality, the Court imposed the regime of Roe.

And what he objects to now, in the courts imposing judgments, will be even more likely once this threshold has been crossed.

In 2013, the Federal Court imposed a penalty of $ 1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier, Viscas Corporation, for its part in the conduct.

But research has shown that even «parallel parenting» — where the parents largely make parenting decisions separately, communicating and collaborating only on selected issues that require this — is better than the routine «parentectomy» that our family courts impose when the parents can't agree on a shared parenting plan.

In Florida, where a court imposed a new map in December, two lawmakers who had their safe seats swept out from under them have yet to announce their electoral plans ahead of a June 24 filing deadline.

In May 2011, St Albans Crown Court imposed a fine of # 3 million on Network Rail and an order to pay costs of # 150,000 following the prosecution brought by the ORR.

According to the Association, their members at the UEW campus who are currently on strike are being forced to work under what it described as «court imposed management.»

This is of particular importance in public corruption cases, where the rules changed about five years ago, after the Supreme Court imposed the requirement in honest services fraud cases that the government prove a quid pro quo.

After reviewing the programmatic changes made for ELL students in Nogales, the Court reached the conclusion that «the weight of research suggests these types of local reforms, much more than court imposed funding mandates, lead to improved educational opportunities.»

No matter how many punishments the King and his court imposed, the rules would be subverted.

However, under Canadian law, certain debts remain even in Bankruptcy: student loans less than seven years old, spousal or child support, alimony, debt arising from fraud, restitution orders and any court imposed fines.

A tort is defined by the Cornell University Law School as «an act or omission that gives rise to injury or harm to another and amounts to a civil wrong for which courts impose liability.»

In addition, alimony and child support payments, any court imposed fines, debt payments due to fraudulent activity, or student loans less than 7 years old remain your responsibility.

The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council is seeking to end a moratorium on reef fish collection, which the state's Supreme Court imposed in September 2017 because the practice hasn't been studied as required by the Hawai`i Environmental Policy Act (HEPA).

The Obama Administration, is under a court imposed settlement to issue these standards, which they have violated; they have issued and then withdrawn draft rules for new power plants after strong pushback from the power sector; and EPA is about to get sued by environmental groups for violating the settlement.

What penalty would a court impose for killing off a geological epoch?

In its ruling, the court imposed a 25 % reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 upon the government, ruling that the current Dutch climate policies that aim for only a 16 % reduction in 2020 are unlawful.

The Clean Air Act allows people who are affected by illegal air pollution to hold polluters accountable by having courts impose penalties on them.

In non abuse and neglect cases, can the family court impose restraints on parents that neither party wants?

In Qualcomm Inc v Broadcom Corp, 2008 WL 66932 (SD Cal Jan 7, 2008) the court imposed sanctions for «monumental and intentional» discovery violations.

The court imposed the suspension and required Cohen to pay $ 8,600 in costs.

In fact, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms does not protect protestors and critics and the courts impose a huge burden to achieve any sort of justice and redress.

He must also file proof of compliance with the court imposing discipline.

The court imposing the suspension may also require additional notice to be sent, such as to financial institutions if necessary to protect the interests of clients or other members of the public.

At that time, the court imposed a case management system that virtually quadrupled the number of court appearances necessary to complete a matter.

Freedom of the press, the right to know and other aspects of civil liberties are being eroded by the courts imposing super injunctions.

In so far as the court imposed conditions as to the time at which the premises had to close, it was submitted that that was not a matter which could be regulated under LA 2003.

Courts impose sometimes devastating sanctions for electronic - discovery missteps; jurors punish companies for real or imagined destruction of evidence; and American businesses spend enormous sums on vendors and technologies that seem uncertain and quickly out of date.

However, the court imposed the jail sentence because it believed that a fine was insufficient as the deceased worker was «particularly vulnerable».

In response, «the district court imposed the sentence of 235 months [the top of the 188 - 235 guideline range] to be followed by supervised relief [sic] for life.»

Florida courts impose different standards in assessing liability under negligence and strict products liability.

Nevertheless, the court imposed vicarious liability on Morrisons because there was a sufficient connection between the rogue employee's assigned work and his wrongful conduct to make it fair for Morrisons to be liable to the individuals affected by the privacy breach.

The Review Panel has the power to receive special master reports and recommend that the Supreme Court impose discipline.

Telfer v Henry Estate 2013 ONSC 303, involves a situation where the court imposed a constructive trust on the insurance proceeds of the deceased, who had entered into a separation agreement with his former spouse agreeing to pay child maintenance, but failed to do... Read more

Instead, as in In the Matter of J. Cameron Halford, 392 S.C. 66, 708 S.E. 2d 740 (2011), the Supreme Court imposed discipline on an attorney for depositing a flat fee into a personal account because the attorney stipulated that doing so was a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct.

Criminal courts impose prison sentences or fines.

The court imposed the penalty and explained the reason for it in a footnote to a 2008 unpublished opinion, Espitia v. Fouche.

The township asserts that the author of daTruthSquad is none other than Moskovitz himself and that by writing the blog he has violated a gag order the court imposed on the parties to the case.