Sentences with phrase «day in court»

They should never have seen the light of day in court, where so often their acceptance has had devastating consequences.

This is an essential issue to my clients who deserve a fair day in court by a judge who knows how to run his or her courtroom.

The end result is that we've had 23 days in court so far, and we won every single moment for 23 days.

The BC family law settlement conferences typically last half or full days in court.

I was able to wear some fun outfits this week thanks to not having many scheduled days in court.

Instead, they each had to hire lawyers and spend a costly day in court.

It provides a constitutional right, allowing anyone interested to read the decisions taken most days in the courts that influence the public domain.

The trial, which dealt with former employees taking clients away from their employee, involved thousands of exhibits and took over 295 days in court between 2002 and 2007.

Until recently this was great for a history lesson or that shot of engineering you found yourself craving after a hard day in court.

«This case deserves a fair day in court and we expect the court will rule on this matter based on the merits of the case and nothing else,» the statement read.

Last month was their first day in court to agree on the planning and the process of the proceedings.

The order came one week before a scheduled day in court.

The Salt Lake City school board's recent decision to ban all extracurricular clubs rather than allow a support group for gay students confirmed the suspicions of many educators and legal experts that schools haven't had their last day in court over the Equal Access Act.

Satin had his own day in court when he successfully argued two significant appeals — one in front of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals; the other before the SJC.

The fight over the planned auction of two paintings by Norman Rockwell and other artwork from the collection of Berkshire Museum, located in Pittsfield, MA in the Berkshires, had its first day in court on November 1, 2017 to determine if the art sales at Sotheby's would go forward as planned, reported Andrew Russeth for ArtNews.

I'm not sure how to fix the government - run judice system, so I'm criticizing without an all encompassing solution, but when litigants have to wait 9 months for a motion date and when lawyers have to waste a full day in court just waiting to be heard, something is obviously broken.

I'm officially done with Jury Duty after nine days in court as we reached a verdict yesterday afternoon.

Late at night, after a long day in court, Miruna, my legal assistant, peeked into my doorway: «A big man in the waiting room says he wants to discuss a case.»

All of these changes restrict the ability of plaintiffs to reach a determination of their claims» merits, which has resulted in a narrowing effect on citizen access to a meaningful day in court.

Meanwhile, attorney Sal Strazzullo, representing the young model in the mix up, says his client would like her own day in court and intends to sue Fox 5.

The maker of Louisville Sluggers has had a run of bad days in court, paying $ 850,000 to a boy who was killed by a ball hit by one of its aluminum bats, and settling for $ 14.5 million with one who was injured.

Monday, Silver's days in court came to an end, unhappily for him but — just maybe — hopefully for the people of New York state.

It was a very emotional day in court for a girl whose mother was killed in Bronx after a cab driver being robbed at knife point crashed his car.

Matt Murdock is attending a normal day in court when he gets a real shock; it turns out that the cosmic power of the Infinity Stone is actually visible to him.

Spending a whole day in court responding to a subpeoona on a divorce and custody case.

[1] The parties have conducted a lengthy trial before Timms J. over a period of some 20 days in court ending June of 2014.

Several public spats and a number of costly days in court later, a high court judge yesterday formally evicted the Saatchi Gallery - with its works by Damien Hirst, Marc Quinn and Tracey Emin - from the former GLC building.

The core plot involves two very different citizens of New York who are both driving on the freeway on the way to a big day in court, one being the hotshot lawyer out to control a dead man's charity and the other a lower - class father trying to get his family back after succeeding in getting a loan for a home.

As for the continuous asset hearings every other month... the other side may relent after a time, or they may have many that they schedule for the same day in that court in order to economize time.

Sure, there is a wholesale revival of «mid-century modern» going on at the moment, giving new currency to hard - edge painting, pop art, and even abstract expressionism; but even those who had nothing to do with those movements, or whose success came in succession, are getting a new day in court.

Following the Plane Stupid protest group's day in court recently, another climate group, Climate Rush is planning disruptive action at Heathrow and Manchester airports next Monday, according to activist media portal, Indymedia.

Or a lawyer in the midst of a trial might tweet «Awful day in court, ridiculous ruling» that the judge might run across.

On a recent day in court, Judge Mary Jane Hatton encouraged a couple in a support case to work on an amicable settlement, rather than immediately resorting to the court to settle things.

«Not a usual day in court: Federal building locked down when suspect runs.»

A veteran of well over 150 jury trials and scores of appeals resulting in acquittals for people charged with major felonies and multi-million dollar civil rights jury verdicts, attorney Pattis is found most days in the courts across Connecticut or New York's and Washington, DC's federal courts.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — One of the highlights of Apple and Samsung's day in court today was therelease of an internal e-mail in which top Apple executives discussed interest in a smaller version of the iPad.

An actual day in court can be stunningly expensive.

At one point, Dixon collects some evidence the hard way: satisfying to watch, even if it wouldn't stand the light of day in court.

«This Supreme Court decision reaffirms that there is no such thing as a fair day in court for immigrants.

Long day in Court..

What I read was entitled Simplified Pleading, Meaningful Days in Court, and Trials on the Merits: Reflections on the Deformation of Federal Procedure, 88 N.Y.U. Law Review 286 (April, 2013)(free download here).

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